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Airs of songs and ballads collected, chiefly in Buchan, with a few from Angus and elsewhere, by George Riddell, Rosehearty (died 1942).
Accounts of George Riddel's life will be found in MS.3042, inside the front cover.
Album and ephemera of and relating to the Scottish Youth Hostels Association.
"An Account of Collections and Distributions of Money for the Benefit of the Indigent Episcopal Clergy in Scotland and their Widows. Begun by Messrs William Bell and Abernethy...", 1758-1779.
With commonplace book, 1729-circa 1750, compiled probably by William Bell.
Andrew Ross`s annotated interleaved copy of his, "The Lyons of Cossins and Wester Ogil, Cadets of Glamis" (Edinburgh, 1901).
Anna Jean Mill, "Mediaeval Plays in Scotland" (St Andrews University Publications, number XXIV), with author`s additions and corrections.
Annotated books concerning the Spanish Civil War.
Three books containing signatures of members of the International Brigades and of some members of the future Labour Cabinets of 1945 and thereafter.
Annotated copies of Archibald Stalker, "Shakespeare, Marlowe and Nashe" (1936) and "The Exposition of "Shakespeare`s Sonnets"" (1971).
Annotated copy of Douglas`s "Baronage of Scotland", possibly belonging to Alexander Sinclair.
Annotated copy of F R Grahame, "The Progress of Science, Art and Literature in Russia (London, ? 1865).
Includes additional material in the hand of the author.
Annotated copy of May Sinclair, "A Defence of Idealism" (1917).
Includes three letters, 1923-1924, of the author to W J Jupp and Jupp`s annotations and presentation note, 1925, to J Ramsay MacDonald.
Annotated copy of "Peerage of Scotland" (Edinburgh, 1813), by Sir Robert Douglas of Glenbervie.
This being the 2nd edition by John Philp Wood.
Notation, circa 1821-1860, by genealogist and author of family histories, Alexander Sinclair.
Annotated copy of volume one of James Burnett`s "Of the Origin and Progress of Language" (2nd edition, 1784).
Annotated by author apparently for a new edition, never published.
Annual Reports, accounts and minutes of North Berwick Golf Club.
Antiquarian papers of James Dennistoun of Dennistoun, advocate and antiquary.
Archive of Comunn na Clàrsaich (The Clàrsach Society).
Archive of the Royal Celtic Society.
The archive of the Royal Celtic Society, founded in 1820 as the Celtic Society, and bearing its 'Royal' designation since 1873. Among the founder members were Captain William Mackenzie of Gruinard, Sir David Stewart of Garth and Sir Walter Scott, the Society's first vice president.
The archive contains minute books, financial records, membership lists, correspondence, files on the Society's history and constitution, photographs, newspaper cuttings and miscellaneous matter.
Arithmetic notebook of Michael Brown at Selkirk School.
Army Book 64 of J B McKeeman.
Containing the particulars of service during World War II.
Author`s copy of James Logan Mack, "The Border Line" (1st Edition, Edinburgh, 1924), printed on rag paper, containing letters and other items tipped or pasted in.
Autobiographical notes, transcribed diary and anecdote of James Wardrop.
With diary, 1841-1861, of his daughter, Shirley.
Autograph manuscripts of ten poems by Edwin Morgan on "Scotland`s favourite paintings" as selected by readers of `The Herald`.
With related papers and notes by Lesley Duncan, and a copy of the resulting book "Beyond the Sun" (Edinburgh, 2007).
Bazett Michael Haggard, "Objects of Pity" (1892), with author`s corrections and associated correspondence.
Correspondents include Lloyd Osbourne, 1901, and Isobel Field, 1941.