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Sketchbook of a Scottish tour.
Album of sketches in water-colour and pen and ink made during a tour in Scotland, 5 July-11 September 1839.
Sketchbook of drawings in water-colour, pen and pencil by Arthur Elliot, Worthing, including scenes in Scotland and some in Hastings and Guildford, on the Rhine, and in Biarritz, Pau, and Argelès.
Sketchbook of Mrs Kirkpatrick, Edinburgh, containing pencil and wash drawings of Scottish and Swiss views.
Sketchbook of Thomas Henry Graham of views recording a tour in Scotland and northern England
Sketchbook of twenty-two water-colour drawings of flowers by Anne E Nasmyth, wife of the engineer, James Nasmyth.
Sketchbook of views of scenes in Scotland, England and Wales of Hannah Crichton Stuart
Sketchbook of water-colour and pencil drawings of scenes in Scotland, England and Wales of Hannah Stuart. Places depicted include Goodrich Castle, Caerphilly Castle, Mount Stuart, Rothesay Bay, Loch Lomond, Inversnaid, Inverary, Kenilworth Castle, Culzean Castle, Dalquharran and Taymouth Castle
Sketchbook of water-colour drawings, notes and plans by Thomas Scott, Earlston, chiefly of Scottish buildings in the Border area.
Sketchbooks of Frank H. Young, Civil Engineer, Edinburgh.
Four of the five sketchbooks contain humorous pen and ink drawings of domestic, street, railway and sporting scenes. There are several drawings of scenes on a visit to Ballater and Braemar of July 1890. One sketchbook is devoted entirely to scenes outside and inside the Music Hall, Edinburgh.
Sketches, drawings, and designs for bookplates, letter heads and illustrations by Walter Reid.
Songbook containing the words of 150 popular Scottish, Irish, French and Dutch ballads.
Ten drawings of Edinburgh trades and characters by David Allan.
The Melrosian Annual, 1888
Three letters (including a drawing of Corfu) of Edward Lear, and one of Franklin Lushington to Mary, Lady Reid.
Two home-produced magazines and related printed books (annotated) of George Henry Nettle.
The 1914 magazine "The Rambler" contains many pastel/pencil drawings and photographs of the suffragette Emily Wilding Davison`s funeral procession, 1913.
Two letters of Tom Scott to Mrs John Turnbull, with a drawing of Hornshole Bridge.
Two pen and ink drawings of Jessie M King, "Passage Barbett" and Passage Moret".
For an unpublished book of historic Paris views.
Two "visiting books" compiled by Lady Edith Campbell.
Containing photographs, watercolours, drawings, and signatures of guests.
Typescripts of seven short stories by Mollie Hunter, with original cover artwork for "The Third Eye" (Glasgow, 1988).
Typescripts, with some manuscript corrections, of the following stories, all undated:
The Last Pict
Saint Columba and the Loch Ness Monster
How Loch Ness Got Its Name
The Very Weird Tale of Moon Eye
Tales from the Glen
The Tall Tale of Ten Frogs
The Story of Deirdre
Including original artwork by William Grandison for the cover of The Third Eye (Glasgow: Drew, 1988).
Typescripts, proofs, notes and drawings relating to Nigel Tranter`s "The Fortified House in Scotland".
Includes sound recordings of this and other works by Tranter.
`Walk Along the Dionard`, large composite artwork by Marshall Anderson.
Large composite artwork, created from sections of a number of drawings made by Marshall Anderson during a walk through Strath Dionard in 1997. The drawing sections are mounted onto linen backing, the whole is designed to fold like a map. There are several similar works in Acc.13227, of which this is the largest example. The medium is Neo-art water-soluble wax pastel.
Worksheets and corrected proofs of Hugh MacDiarmid, "On a Raised Beach".
With drawings by Reinhard Behrens.