Scrapbooks.
Found in 122 Collections and/or Records:
A scrapbook containing press-cuttings and some letters relating to Thomas Mackay Cooper's public career and publications., 1930-1937.
Includes letters of Stanley Baldwin, Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon, relating to Thomas Mackay Cooper's candidacies in Banffshire and West Edinburgh, 1931 and 1935.
Account book of Messrs Lindsay, Jamieson and Haldane, later used as a scrap book., 1928-1945, 1957.
Album of newspaper cuttings on a variety of subjects., 1869-1877.
Articles mostly on Gaelic literature, poetry and song; Highland economy and poverty; and Scottish church politics.
'Art of the black-and-white artist, and the wood-engraver, with some beautiful examples, collected by John A. Hipkins.', Late 19th century-early 20th century.
The scrapbook contains specimens chiefly of the nineteenth century, including many illustrating the work of the deaf, preceded by a note by Miss Hipkins. Also two crayon portraits by John A Hipkins (pages 60-62); an address given by him on the achievements of the deaf in France (page 71); an original letter of Abbe Sicard (page 79 b); original studies of animals by Walter Geikie (page 84); and original paintings by Frank Maguire (page 90).
Battles and sieges of the War of Liberation (1813). [Small plans of towns fought over or besieged 1813, pasted into scrapbook]. , 1813
1: Luneburg, Czenstochau, Thorn, Dannigkow, Spandau, Gr Gorschen, Bantzen, Haynau, Hoyerswerda, Luckau, Lowenberg, Goldberg, Gr 2: Beeren, Katzback, Dresden, Hegelsberg, Plagwitz, Kulm, Dennewitz, An der Gohrde, Wartenburg, Dohna, Liebertwolkwitz, Lindenau, Mockern, Wachau, Dresden, Leipzig, Freiburg, Hanau, Schonebeck, Hockheim, Modlin, Dresden, Zamosk, Stettin, Doestburg, Zutphen. 3: Arnheim, Zara, Breda, Gertrundenburg, Friedrichsort, Danzig, Torgau.
Book of newspaper cuttings on Gaelic language, literature, songs, music and cultural events. , ca. 1895-1902
The archive of An Comunn Gàidhealach, consisting of minutes, financial records, commemorative volumes and scrapbooks, and a miscellany of music and prose. Most of the contents of the archive date from the foundation of An Comunn Gàidhealach in 1891 to the 1970s, with a few sections dating from more recent times.
"Electricity and the Nile"., 1897-1899.
On Forbes’s report on Nile cataracts.
Guardbook, undated, of Sir Graham Balfour containing typed copies and extracts of letters of Robert Louis Stevenson written chiefly to his mother., Late 19th century.
At the front of the volume is a list giving information about the original letters and place of publication.
Guardbook, undated, of Sir Graham Balfour containing typescripts of papers of Robert Louis Stevenson copied by Balfour as material for his biography., Late 19th century.
The original papers from which the majority of the contents were copied belonged to Mrs R L Stevenson and were returned to her in San Francisco.
Large folio scrapbook of David Murray, containing press cuttings relating to the Kelvingrove by-election., 1958.
Microfilm of scrap books., 1922-1931.
Microfilm of scrap books., 1931-1955.
Microfilm of scrap books., 1967-1986.
Microfilm of scrap books., 1986-1993.
Microfilm of Nineteenth century literary manuscripts. Part 4. The correspondence and papers of J G Lockhart. Reel 17., [?1758-?1854.]
Miscellaneous papers covering Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot's political career, with a concentration on the Free Trade movements of the 1890s and 1900s., 1879-1922.
Miscellaneous papers of the Edinburgh Typographical Society., 1864-1951.
Miscellaneous papers of the Johnston family., Late 18th-early 20th century.
Includes biographies and histories of members of the Johnston family, and business records of W and A K Johnston, Ltd, founded in 1826 by William and Alexander Keith Johnston.
Mòd scrapbook, covering the years 1992, 2003 and 2009., 1992 - 2009
Contains photographs, newspaper cuttings and programmes of Mòds and associated events, such as concerts and Gaelic church services.
Newspaper cuttings., 1847-1936.
Contains: (i) a scrapbook of newspaper cuttings, covering 9 January 1847 to 10 May 1924; and (ii) an envelope with loose cuttings, 1934-1936.
Newspaper cuttings and photographs relating to George Forbes’s Range-Finder., 1901-1903
Newspaper cuttings of events during the First World War., 1914-1915.
Includes journal entries for a voyage to Australia.
Newspaper cuttings of events during the First World War., 1915.
Newspaper cuttings of events during the First World War., 1916-1918.
Notebook IV, containing newspaper cuttings of anecdotes, 1910-1914
A notebook compiled by John Tolmie, marked "IV Notes + Comments" on the front cover, containing press-cuttings of humorous anecdotes concerning mostly Highland Scotland. They are pasted in chronological order, with each one dated. Possibly, like the next volume in the sequence, a record of notes and anecdotes submitted by Tolmie to the Edinburgh Evening Dispatch. 59 numbered pages, followed by 35 blank pages.