Autographs (manuscripts).
Found in 216 Collections and/or Records:
Manuscript music book of G W Crawford entitled ‘Book no. 1 of songs’, containing autograph fair copies of songs on opus 2 and opus 5 with alterations in red ink and additional compositions in pencil., [?1892-?1941.]
The alterations in red ink are at folios 13-14 verso.
Manuscript of miscellaneous poems of George Donnan, in his own hand.
The collection consists of eighteen poems all in the classical style, and including pastoral verses, odes and epitaphs, and imitations of Horace.
Manuscript of part of the ‘Autobiography’ of Mrs Eliza Fletcher (1770-1858), chiefly in the hand of the author.
Manuscript of the story 'The mountain lovers' in the hand of the author, William Sharp.
Manuscripts, chiefly autograph, and typescripts of the novel 'Kingisbyres or The end of an old song' by John Dick Scott, which was published as ‘The end of an old song’.
According to a note on MS.9913, folio i verso, part II was written in 1931, part IV in 1943, and parts I, III and V in 1947. The manuscript (MS.9913) is incomplete and does not entirely correlate with the typescript (MS.9914). For example part V, chapter 1 of the typescript is different from the manuscript version, and the latter half of part III, chapter 6 is missing from the manuscript version and is included in the typescript version as part II, chapter 6.
Microfilm of autograph diary of Sir Douglas Haig of the Great War., 1914-1919.
Microfilm of ‘Autograph letters of Sir Walter Scott, 1800-1826’, chiefly to Charles Erskine and James Curle.
Microfilm of autograph manuscript of ‘History of Scots Affairs from the year 1637 to 1641’, by James Gordon, Minister of Rothiemay.
Microfilm of autograph manuscript of Sir Walter Scott concerning Scottish gypsies.
Microfilm of autograph manuscripts of dramas and other works of Sir David Erskine.
Microfilm of autograph manuscripts of dramas and other works of Sir David Erskine., Early 19th century.
Microfilm of autograph manuscripts of dramas and other works of Sir David Erskine., Early 19th century.
Adv.MS.5.1.18.