Photocopies.
Found in 1153 Collections and/or Records:
Typescript and photocopies for the AA Guide to Scotland by Tom Weir. , circa 1980.
Weir published many works over the course of his career. The first, 'Highland Days', was published in 1948, with the last, 'Weir's World' coming out in 1994.
The records here relate to those and other various works within that time.
Typescript, carbon copy of typescript, and photocopy of BBC script of 'My favourite villain' on BBC radio series, Woman's Hour., 1960.
Typescript copy of the journal, 1831-1832, of the Reverend James Robert Boyd.
Kept during a visit to Edinburgh and the Borders.
With notes and comments by the transcriber John S B Pratt Junior, undated
photocopy of a charcoal sketch, circa 1838, of Dr Boyd
biographical note, 1882.
Typescript of Donald W Nichol, "Pope`s Literary Legacy: the Book-Trade Correspondence of William Warburton and John Knapton".
Contains material not printed in the version published, 1992, by The Oxford Bibliographical Society. Includes photocopies of some of the original letters from various libraries.
Typescript of 'Holing out - short story', by William McIlvanney; with a photocopy of the same., [?1966-?2015].
Typescript review, probably by Don Paterson, of "The tale of the mayor's son", by Glyn Maxwell, and, 'Longings of the acrobats: selected poems' (1990), by Nicholas Moore. , 1990.
Also included is a photocopied typescript, 'The assassination of the poets (with apologies to Apollinaire, and everyone else below)'. Don Paterson is one of the poets 'assassinated'.
Typescript with manuscript corrections of ‘Consider the lilies’ by Iain Crichton Smith., [1968, or before.]
The preface (folio i) is original, but the rest of the text is a photocopy with pencilled deletions. There are some minor differences from the published version, which includes the deleted passages.
Typescripts, 1961, of three versions of Alastair Fowler, "The Confidence Man", including copies of three associated letters.
With typescript, 1965, of Kitty W Scoular, "Natural Magic", and a photocopy of the Blage Manuscript, circa 1530-1550.
Typescripts and other material for “Joan Miró”: a fragmentary and personal memoir' by Ruthven Todd., 1947, 1971-1973, undated.
The contents are as follows. (i) Typescript, heavily corrected in manuscript, 1971 (folio 1); (ii) Photocopies with manuscript corrections, of a later typescript incorporating the corrections in (i) (folio 37); (iii) Notes, photographs, and other material, 1971-1973, undated (folio 110). They include a photocopy of part of a commentary accompanying the film 'Joan Miro makes a color print', 1947.
Typescripts and photocopies relating to John Cam Hobhouse., 1958, undated.
Carbon copy of a typescript list entitled ‘Hobhouse and Broughton MSS at Monkton Farleigh in the possession of Sir Charles Hobhouse, Bt.’. The list was compiled by Mrs Doris Langley Moore in September 1958: folios 1-3;
Photocopies of material concerning Hobhouse, with reference to the Roe-Byron collection, undated: folios 4-10.
Typescripts of article, entitled 'In war-time England', by Muriel Spark, published in 'The New Yorker'., Undated.
Typescripts of novellas, short stories and plays of Agnes Owens.
This collection contains typescripts of the novellas and short stories of Agnes Owens, including many of the stories which formed part of 'Lean tales' (Cape, 1985) and 'People like that' (Bloomsbury, 1996). Several short stories present in this collection were only published for the first time in 'The complete short stories' (Polygon, 2008).
Many of the typescripts have annotations and corrections in the hands of Agnes Owens, Alasdair Gray and others.
Typescripts of translations of poems, and typescripts, photocopies and offprints of articles on poetry by G J Fraser.
Unfinished and unpublished book, entitled 'Cactus and Columbine', relating to the United States, containing manuscript and typescript notes and drafts., Undated.
Various small collections of letters and papers, and some single items, of and concerning men who had served in the army in the Napoleonic and Crimean Wars.
Volume of miscellaneous poetic manuscripts by Lord Byron; with some related correspondence., 1808-1822, 1930-1973, undated.
William Gallacher Memorial Library Archive Special Collections., 1920s-2017.
Writings of Vero L Bosazza on nineteenth century explorers of African countries, chiefly David Livingstone.
Xerox copies, 1967, of documents, 1912-1948, concerning the Railway Clerks' Association.
Xerox copies of letters to Jean, Lady Hunter, from members of the family of Sir James Hall of Dunglass.
The contents comprise a series of letters from Captain Basil Hall and his wife Margaret (folios 1-72) and another series chiefly from Helen, Lady Hall (folios 73-209).
Xerox copy of a membership card of the Labour Crusaders youth movement, in the name of Annie Macdonald.
Xerox copy of the manuscript catalogue of the library of the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses.
Xerox copy of the minutes of the Ardrossan Branch of the Naitonal Union of Seamen, 24 August 1919-26 March 1964; with a copy of the minutes of a District Meeting in Glasgow, 26 July 1965.
Xerox copy of the text of a lecture by Dr Anthony F Anderson to the Royal Scottish Society of Arts, on the subject of Robert Davidson of Aberdeen and his pioneer work on electromagnetism.
Xerox of a manuscript music book containing airs collected by the sisters Margaret Douglas MacLean Clephane and Anna Jane Douglas MacLean Clephane., 1808.
This music book is the source of much of the Clephanes’ privately printed collection of 1808 (Microfilm MS.266). Almost half is Gaelic. Includes (folio 57) an otherwise unrecorded air for “Eachann Bacach’s Thriall ar bunadh gu Phàro”.