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Account and letter books of W Green and Son Ltd, and of their predecessors, Bell and Bradfute, law publishers, Edinburgh.
Account books and other business records of T and T Clark, publishers, Edinburgh.
Business archive of Mainstream Publishing.
The archive covers the company`s independent existence from 1978-2005 and includes some earlier related papers. In 2005 the firm entered into a business arrangement with Random House, and the later archive is now with the parent company.
Business correspondence and accounts of Oliver and Boyd, Ltd.
Correspondence and papers concerning the publication of the Canongate Classics series by Canongate Press.
Correspondence and papers relating to publications and exhibitions of Hamish Whyte and the Mariscat Press.
Correspondence of T and T Clark, theological publishers.
Correspondence, typescript drafts and papers of Joseph Simpson Ferguson Murdoch of and relating to 'The Library of Golf, 1743-1963', Detroit, 1968
Correspondence, typescripts and papers of Galliard Publishing.
Editorial and other records of Galliard Publishing Ltd.
Editorial correspondence and papers of Gairm magazine and of Gairm Publications.
Editorial papers of "Gairm" magazine and Gairm Publications, Glasgow.
Further papers of Smith Elder and Company, publishers, including letters to members of the Smith family from authors connected with the firm, and a number of literary manuscripts.
Further papers of Smith Elder and Company, publishers, c.1840s-1910s, mainly comprising letters to members of the Smith family from authors connected with the firm, including Lady Anne Isabella Ritchie, Harriet Martineau and Mary Augusta Ward, along with a number of literary manuscripts and other papers relating to the publishing business.
Letters addressed to the firm of Smith, Elder and Company by R D Blackmore, G M Fenn, S Baring Gould, H A Vachell and others.
Letters, chiefly addressed to Archibald Constable, publisher, with a few copies of letters written by him.
The correspondents include Basil Hall, William Hazlitt, Leigh Hunt, Alexander Henderson, David Herd, James Hogg, John Home, Francis Horner, Rowland Hunter and Thomas Hurst. There are some annotations by Thomas Constable, who made use of the material in his ‘Archibald Constable and his literary correspondents’ (Edinburgh, 1873).
Letters from Archibald Constable and Company to Messrs Hurst, Robinson and Company.
Literary papers, including manuscripts and typescripts, of Dionysia Press.
Office correspondence and accounts of Bell and Bradfute, booksellers and publishers, Edinbrugh.
Papers concerning the business affairs and bankruptcy of George Johnstone, bookseller, Dumfries.
Papers of Aeneas Mackay.
Includes book files and correspondence.
Papers of Charles Graves (1899-1971).
Charles Graves, who worked for the ‘Scotsman’, published several collections of poems. He managed the Porpoise Press, the Edinburgh publishing house, from 1927 until 1930 when the business was sold to Faber and Faber.