Prospectuses
Found in 89 Collections and/or Records:
Papers concerning the territorial history of Dumbartonshire, compiled and collected by James Dennistoun for a projected history of Dumbartonshire., 1825-?1842.
The papers consist of accounts of the parishes (folio 33), preceded (folio 6) by a prospectus, estimates of printing costs, dedication and other prefatory matter, and followed by an account of Dunbarton Castle (folio 245), notes and extracts from official papers (folio 271) and correspondence, 1826-1833, with various influential persons of the county (folio 335).
Papers of Neill and Company, printers, Edinburgh.
Papers of R Macaulay Stevenson, mostly concerning the Glasgow School of Painters.
Comprises notebooks, exhibition propectuses and correspondence, including letters of: Sir James Guthrie, E A Hornel and E A Walton.
Printed prospectus of Central Society of Education, with letter of secretary B F Duppa to George Combe, with Combe`s draft reply.
Prospectus and subscribers` letters of Alexander MacDonald edition of A Mylne, "Vitae Episcoporum Dunkeddensium".
Prospectus for "The Nestorians and their rituals" by George Badger., 1850.
Prospectus, proofs and sample issues of the periodical "The Academy"., 1869-1870.
Prospectuses for assorted series., 1899-1975
Prospectuses for assorted titles., 1894-1924; 1959-1987
This sub-series comprises original print prospectuses and some brief promotional ephemera (postcards and bookmarks) for John Murray publications. All files contain their original typescript indexes created by the company. The vast majority date from the 1890s-1920s.
Records and papers of Craigmount School for Girls, Edinburgh.
Records of the Edinburgh Further Education Centre.
Records and some related papers (mostly printed and retained with the collection) of Regent Road Public and Evening School, Day Centre and Institute, Edinburgh, Edinburgh School of Salesmanship and James Clark Technical Institute, all subsequently incorporated within the Telford College of Further Education, Crew Toll, Edinburgh.
Seven letters of John Claudius Loudon to John Milne, Edinburgh.
On subjects connected with architecture, gardening, natural history and publishing in these fields.
Together with copy letter, 1832, of Milne to Loudon, and an annotated prospectus for Loudon`s "Encyclopaedia of Cottage, Farm and Villa Architecture" (1832).