The Gaelic Journal - Irisleabar na gaedhilge by Various:

Volume I, Number I: November 1882 to Volume I, Number 12: October, 1883 inclusive. vi, 400 pp. A journal exclusively devoted to the Preservation and cultivation of the Irish language. Contents: Gaelic Prose (The Irish Language in the ninteenth Century, Origin and History of Irish Names and Places, Where is the best Gaelic spoken?, Gaelic Poetry, English Prose, English Poetry, Translations from Gaelic, Notes and Queries, Correspondence, Miscellaneous, Gaelic Texts and Translations from the Royal University Programme. Text clean throughout. Marbled edges. Internally binding sound but front board detached and rear board almost detached. Bound in half dark green leather with dark green cloth boards. Gilt lettering on two maroon spine labels. Approximately one third of volume label missing. Five raised bands on spine with gilt rule and gilt floral decoration in panels. Top and bottom of spine rubbed. Corners well rubbed. Internally VG. Overall condition Good.