Logs. Records.
Found in 36 Collections and/or Records:
Comparison of chronometers on David Livingstone`s Zembesi expedition.
Copy by Sir James Balfour of Denmilne of the log-book of Captain John Anderson for 1640 to 1643.
Diaries and notebooks of Rear-Admiral Sir Frederick L Maitland.
Diaries, logs, official correspondence and other papers of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles A C Gordon, MC, RA, mostly relating to the 11th Siege Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery.
The papers mostly concern Gordon`s command of the 11th Siege Battery of the Royal Garrison Artillery and include Battery log books, copies of Battery correspondence, a history of the Battery, photograph album, training materials, notes and engagement diaries.
Four log books compiled by Wing Commander Noel J Capper, Royal Air Force.
Mostly concerning flying carried out at Number 12 Elementary Flying School, Prestwick.
Illustrated log books of the yachts ‘Norma’ and ‘Coquette’, of cruises off the West Coast of Scotland, and also to Brittany and the Channel Islands. Both yachts were owned by Sir Thomas Newnham Deane (1828-1899), an Irish architect. The logs were probably written by his friend, Joseph Manley Todd. They are illustrated with delightful, often humorous, pen and wash drawings by Deane of the party and places they visited.
Log and naval and military notebook of Sir Charles Malcolm, while stationed on the East coast of America.
Log book and visitors` books of Glen Brittle Post Office, Skye.
Log-book of a motorist (apparently a resident of Killearn), recording routes, mileages, and names of passengers, with frequent social or mechanical observations, contained in a specially ruled 'Motor Journal'.
The first motor car, the make of which is not recorded, covered over 15,000 miles between June 1904, and December 1906. A second vehicle, a 30/55 Daimler, was acquired in November 1907, and a 15 horse power Humber Landaulette was delivered early in 1909. At the close of the log, distances of over 11,000 miles are recorded for the Daimler, and over 3,000 miles for the Humber.
Logbook of I R Walker.
Recording a cruise on the Clyde and West coast of Scotland in the yacht "Siesta".
Logbook of Sir Warington Wilkinson Smyth, the geologist, containing accounts of two journeys made by him when he was a youth of eighteen and nineteen.
Microfilm of copy, by Sir James Balfour of Denmilne, of the log-book of Captain John Anderson for 1640 to 1643.
Microfilm of copy by Sir James Balfour of Denmilne of the log-book of Captain John Anderson for 1640 to 1643.
Microfilm of copy by Sir James Balfour of Denmilne of the log-book of Captain John Anderson for 1640 to 1643.
Microfilm of log and letter book of Vice-Admiral Sir John Pennington.
Microfilm of log book and visitors’ books of Glen Brittle Post Office, Skye.
Microfilm of papers of Sir Thomas John Cochrane from the time of his service at the East India Station.
Microfilms of 'Rough Journal' and letters of Sir Thomas John Cochrane during his service at the East India Station.
Mountaineering diaries and notebooks of William Douglas Nicoll
Four volumes recording the author's climbing activities in Scotland with an annotated copy of Munro's Tables
Offshore log and reports on chaplaincy services to the North Sea oil industry, by Andrew Wylie, minister of the Church of Scotland.
Papers of Hamish M Brown.
Log books, 1951-1970, of the Braehead Mountaineering Club
notebooks, 1961-1966, of cuttings and photographs concerning Braehead School
three radio scripts, 1961-1967, of Hamish Brown and R F Mackenzie.
Papers of the Abbey School, Stirling.
Comprising:
1. log book, 1905-1928
2. attendance certificate book, 1911-1924
3. requisition book and account book, 1927, 1931.