Daybell, Christopher (13 results)

Wraps. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. First Edition. 7pp; Stapled wraps; Edges slightly faded else a tight and bright copy; Inscribed by author to title page; Translations from French and Italian with original poems; Signed by Author(s). Book.

Pamphlet. Condition: Good. 7 pp. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Second Edition. 20 pages. Typescript. Scarce. Signed & dated by Author.

Pamphlet. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 8 page pamphlet. Signed & dated by the author. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed by Author.

Condition: Very Good. 1985. Pamphlet. Translations of Italian and French poetry. Fine copy showing minor shelf wear. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 20 pages. Typescript. Covers worn & stained, but good. Scarce.Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed & dated by Author.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. First Edition. 8 page pamphlet. Signed & dated by the author. Scarce.Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed by Author.

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. 20 pages. Typescript. Covers worn & stained, but good. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed & dated by Author.

Condition: Very Good. 1985. Pamphlet. Translations of Italian and French poetry. Fine copy showing minor shelf wear. . . . .

Soft Covers. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 20 pages. Typescript. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed & dated by Author.

Stapled Typescript. Condition: Good. First Edition. Pp.11. Signed and dated by Daybell. Produced as a stapled typescript. Scarce. Born in Oxford in 1939, Mr Daybell studied modern history and political science at Trinity College Dublin. He worked in a number of teaching positions before deciding to devote himself to poetry in the early 1970s, selling his poems in pubs as well as at a number of locations on the city streets. A collection of his pamphlets, Requiem for Man Alone, was published in 1989. He died suddenly in March 2000. A service of thanksgiving took place in Monkstown Parish church soon after his passing. Signed by Author.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Undated but research indicates perhaps 1974. Original green and black pictorial card covers, staple bound clean and bright just rubbed with time. 12 clean and bright pages. A very rare copy.

First edition, first printing. Signed by the author (inscribed to Paulette). Very good pamphlet.