Stats. Copies.
Found in 144 Collections and/or Records:
Photostat of deed of trust, 1914, of John Gribbel, Philadelphia by which he gave the Glenriddell Manuscripts of Robert Burns (now MSS.86-87) in trust to the Scottish Nation., 1914.
Photostat of letter, 1804, of Jean Burns, née Armour, regarding her children., 1804.
Photostat of letter of Ann Smollett, widow of the novelist, giving thanks for financial help., 1783.
Photostat of 'Otho of Wittelsbach, a Tragedy', a translation of Ritter von Steinsberg's adaptation of Joseph Marius Babo's ‘Otto von Wittelsbach’ by Sir Walter Scott., 1796-1797.
Photostat of part of original survey. 2 copies - Survey from Inverawe to Bridge of Awe - Awe River, Argyll - surveyed by D and T Stevenson., 1868.
A group of about 2500 plans, chiefly made by Messrs Stevenson. Their business was concerned chiefly with sea-works, lighthouses, harbours, canals and river courses, and the plans reflect this interest, although there are some items relating to railways and bridges.
Photostat of scroll, 1787, by St Andrews University awarding the degree of Doctor of Laws to Grimur Jonsson Thorkelin., 1787.
Photostat of Sir Walter Scott's Journal: volume I., 1826-1827.
The original manuscript is in two volumes. Opposite the title page of the first volume are the signatures of Queen Victoria and others of her party who visited Abbotsford on 22 August 1867 (see the Queen's 'More leaves from the journal of a life in the Highlands', 1884, page 81).
Photostat of 'The Art of Music collecit out of all Ancient Doctouris of Music' [by a Scotsman], taken from the British Library, Addit. MS.4911., [1635, or before.]
Photostat of 'The Carte of Scotland', an anonymous sea chart showing coastal names and features in some little detail., Late 16th century.
Photostat of 'The case of Mary Fenner', widow of William Fenner, printer to Cambridge University., 1735.
The document relates to, among other things, the financial difficulties arising from the partnership between William Fenner and William Ged, the Edinburgh printer who invented stereotyping.
Photostat of the last will and testament of Colonel George Mathesoune in the Czar's service., 1633.
Includes a list of Colonel George Mathesoune’s clothes.
Photostat of 'The Wards', a translation of August Wilhelm Iffland's ‘Die Mündel’ by Sir Walter Scott., 1796.
Photostat of 'The wills of John Armstrong, poet, essayist and doctor of physic', 1779, and of Patrick Murdoch, Doctor of Divinity, rector of Stradishall and vicar of Great Thurlow, Suffolk, mathematician and geographer, 1773., 1773, 1779.
A certificate, authenticating the will of Patrick Murdoch is also included.
Photostat of 'Wolfred of Stromberg. A Drama of Chivalry', a translation of Jakob Maier's ‘Fust von Stromberg’ by Sir Walter Scott., 1797.
Photostat - Second order triple flash apparatus - North Cape - surveyed by Chance Brothers., 1912.
Photostat, undated - General elevation of lighthouse - Kahurangi Point., [?1901.]
Photostat, undated - Profile of prisms - Kahurangi Point., [?1901.]
Photostats and carbon copies of works., 1947-?1954, undated.
Contains correspondence and papers concerning radar in World War II, the Royal Commission on Awards to Inventors, 1951, and other activities and interests.
Includes photographs, articles and printed books.
Photostats of a letter of Alexander Nasmyth, the artist, concerning Robert Burns, 1829, and of excise returns for Dumfries, 1793, with Burns' signatures., 1793, 1829.
Photostats of a letter of Sir Walter Scott to Robert Johnston, regarding building work at Abbotsford, and of part of his autograph manuscript of the 'Introductory Epistle' to ‘The fortunes of Nigel’, showing some differences from the first edition., 1817, [1822, or before].
Photostats of a series of catches, apparently collected by John Forbes, the younger, music publisher., [1682, or after.]
Photostats of a small portion of the original manuscript of ‘The Antiquary’ by Sir Walter Scott, in the Pierpont Morgan Library, New York., [1816, or before.]
The photostat is of leaves corresponding to the first edition (1816), volume i, pages 24-34.
Photostats of 'An Inventary of missive letters and others underwritten, gifted to the Faculty of Advocates by ... Coline, Earl of Balcarres', receipted by Thomas Ruddiman, and of an extract from the minutes acknowledging the gift., 1712.
Photostats of correspondence, 1768-1774, of Andrew and Hugh Simm, weavers in Paisley, while the latter was in America; and of other documents, 1748-1810, concerning them, including an obituary of Hugh Simm., 1748-1810.
Photostats of documents concerning Colonel James Ferguson and his regiment, namely his commission, 1698, and lists of the companies of the regiment, 1705., 1698, 1705.
There are two copies of many of the pages.