[BARCLAY, William.]

Callirhoe; commonly called The Well of Spa, or The Nymph of Aberdene. Resuscitat by William Barclay, ... What diseases may be cured by drinking of the Well of Spa at Aberdene, and what is the true use thereof. As it was printed by Andro hart, Anno Dom. 1615. And now reprinted at Aberdene by John Forbes Younger ... Anno Domini M.DC.LXX.

Aberdeen: printed by Burnett and Rettie, 1799. 12mo in sixes. 26[2]pp, device to title-page verso, head and tail-pieces. Recently re-sewn. Upper margins browned.

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C., H. (Helen Campbell).

From an island garden.

Kirkwall: printed by W. R. Mackintosh, 1921. 18cm. 48pp. Original integrated printed green card wraps, stapled.

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Book number: 44719

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Keywords: Scotland novel Literature

BUCKLER, John Chessell.

The cathedral, or abbey church of Iona. A series of drawings, and descriptive letterpress of the ruins, by the Messrs. Bucklers, architects, Oxford; and some account of the early Celtic church, and of the mission of St. Columba, by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Argyll and the Isles.

London: Day and Son, 1866. 4to. [8], 78pp, 18 tinted litho plates, including perspective views, title page vignette. Original pictorial colour glazed boards, with later red calf gilt spine, modern endpapers. Board corners rubbed with slight wear.

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Book number: 44332

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GLASGOW CORPORATION.

Act of the Magistrates and Council of the city of Glasgow relative to the Burgess oath. (Report for the Committee.).

Glasgow: printed by James Hedderwick, 1819. 8vo. 27pp, blanks at rear. Later half calf gilt, raised bands, decorated compartments, black calf gilt spine label, marbled sides, teg. Signed binding by Kerr and Richardson, Glasgow. Title soiled and repaired. * From David Murray's library.

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Book number: 29116

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Keywords: Scotland Law Glasgow Law Binding

CROAL, D.

Sketches of East Lothian. Reprinted from the "Haddingtonshire Courier".

Haddington: printed and published at the "Courier" Office, 1873. 8vo. 216pp, frontis with guard. Original decorated maroon cloth gilt. Extremes very lightly rubbed. A near fine copy.

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Book number: 44907

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Keywords: Scotland Local History East Lothian

KER, J. Inglis (Editor).

S[cottish] M[otor] T[raction] Magazine: Scotland's leading travel journal. Vol. XIV. No. 5. May 1935.

Edinburgh: SMT Magazine, 1935. Fo. 232pp, plates (some on card), adverts. Original pictorial colour printed paper wraps. Near fine. Royal Jubilee Number

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Book number: 44338

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STIRLING-MAXWELL, William, Sir.

Miscellaneous Essays and Adresses. Also biographical note and bibliography.

London: John C Nimmo, 1891 limited edition number 164 of 1040 copies. 8vo. xxxii, 488pp, mezzotint portrait frontis with tissue-guard, 5 further plates with guards, colour-printed decorated series title-page, head and tail-pieces, decorated capitals, title-page printed in red and black. Original decorated maroon cloth gilt, matching eps, teg o/w uncut. Extremes very lightly rubbed; boards spotted; very light isolated spotting to upper margins of plates. * Part of a six volume set but complete in itself.

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Book number: 38340

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VEITCH, John.

The History and Poetry of the Scottish Border: their main features and relations.

Glasgow: James Maclehose, 1878. 8vo. xi[i], 556pp, [2]pp errata, [18]pp publisher's list. Original green cloth gilt, uncut, Extremes lightly rubbed; light spotting to eps and ht.

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WARRACK, Alexander (Compiled by)

A Scots Dialect Dictionary. Comprising the words in use from the latter part of the Seventeenth Century to the present day. Introduction and dialect map by William Grant.

London: W. & R. Chambers Ltd. 1930 Rpt. xxiii, 717 pp, map frontis. Original brown cloth, black lettering to boards and spine, d/w, 21 cm x 15.5 cm. Edps age browned, small loss of paper to d/w spine tips and corners.

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Book number: 40240

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