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Papers of Sir James Hall, 4th Baronet, of Dunglass.
Includes rough drafts of essays, notes and drawings of Hall`s work on perspective.
Papers of the Duchess of Atholl.
Concerning the Scottish National War Memorial.
Papers of the family of Dundas of Dundas.
Papers of the Gall and Inglis families.
Including music, drawings and notes.
Pen and ink drawings of views in Edinburgh and vicinity.
Possibly made for engraving.
Pen and wash drawings of the processions at the opening of Parliament in 1685 (numbers 2-4), and at the funeral of the Duke of Rothes in 1681 (numbers 5-8).
Pen drawings and Latin quotations illustrative of death, compiled in Flanders.
This volume containing a collection of pen drawings, with mottoes and verse (chiefly extracts from the Roman poetry) emblematical of death, bears the following title ‘Admodum Reuerendo Patri Jacobo Stratio per Prouinciam Flandro-Belgicam Præposito Prouinciali Tranfactor in Religione vitæ fuæ suinquagefimum annum Deo Opt. Max. inter communes omnium acclamationes consecranti post placatam Mortam Suinquaginta de morte Emblematis Applaudebat Poësis Aldenardensis’.
Pen, ink and watercolour design of Sir Frank Mears for a "Civic Museum and Outlook Tower for an American City."
Photocopies of eight letters of Cecile Walton to Brenda Walton.
With sketches and drawings.
Photocopy of a drawing by Jessie M King of 7 Passage Moret, Paris.
Photograph of drawings of Arthur`s O`on, made by John Adair and annotated by Sir John Clerk of Penicuik.
Photographs of the leaves of the Glenquoich visitors' book containing the names of friends and relatives who visited the Ellices' estates at Invergarry during the late summer and autumn of each year from 1846 to 1863.
Plans and drawings of railway and mining machinery and installations in Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile, by David Angus.
Plans chiefly made by Messrs Stevenson, the Edinburgh civil engineers.
A group of about 2500 plans, chiefly made by Messrs Stevenson. Their business was concerned chiefly with sea-works, lighthouses, harbours, canals and river courses, and the plans reflect this interest, although there are some items relating to railways and bridges.
Pocketbook of Sir John Werden, Diplomat and Politician.
'Poetical Souvenir and Cabinet of Music and Drawing: Andrew Kippen, Edinburgh, 1840' containing poetry, mottoes, songs with music, and drawings of Scottish scenery, finely written in a variety of calligraphic hands.
The choice of shorter poems and the type of ornament suggests some affinity with the work of James Cargill (see MSS.8931-8932), of which it presents a considerable refinement.
Portrait drawing of John Leyden done on board a ship off Madras.
Prints, signed by the artist, of drawings of Corstorphine Castle (as reconstituted) and Strathendry Castle, by Yvonne de Casabianca.
"Rambling Thoughts on a Highland Ramble" by L.L. Joseph.
Reproduction of a group portrait of the Cowan family by Kenneth Mackay.
Scrapbook of Lady Isobel Scott
Signed and decorated address of the Polish patients to Anne Miller, Matron of Path Hospital, Kirkcaldy.
Sketch book of Major-General John Brown, containing drawings in pen, pencil and watercolour of buildings and landscapes in Scotland and Ireland.
The artist made most of his sketches in August and September 1791, when he travelled from Elgin to Fort Augustus, Aviemore, and Cullen. There are also sketches of Edinburgh and of a few scenes in Ireland, and architectural drawings with measurements, mostly of Elgin Cathedral.
Sketchbook containing drawings in pencil and water-colour of scenes in the Allied camp during the Crimean campaign, 1854-1856.
The sketchbook also includes two sketches of officers at a court martial in 1850 (folio 29) and a plan of a battery near Sebastopol, 1855-1856 (folio 31 verso).