Armorial bookplates.
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Copies of poems concerning Lanarkshire in an unidentified nineteenth-century hand.
Manuscript, eighteenth century, of 'Traitté des fortifications selon les meilleurs autheurs’, with diagrams., 1670, 18th century.
Many of the manuscripts contain notes, indexes, etc., by George Neilson.
Manuscript of 'Panurgi Philo-Caballi-Scoti Poemata ... 1688', and ‘Panurgi Philo-Caballi-Scoti Grameidos libri sex 1691’.
‘Panurgi Philo-Caballi-Scoti Poemata . . . 1688’ (folio 1); ‘Panurgi Philo-Caballi-Scoti Grameidos libri sex 1691’ (folio 9).
Printed book, 'Iac. Lectii Ic. de vita Aemilii Papiniani et scriptis, seu de officio prudentum. Oratio. Geneuae Allobrogum pronuntiata VII Jd. Nouemb. MDXCIII', by Jacobus Lectius ([Geneva], 1594)., 1594.
The cover, in limp vellum, is annotated on both the front and the back, 'Fasciculus Curiosus'.
'Regum Principumque Christiani Orbis Terrarum fere Omnium Genealogia. Item, Archiepiscoporum et Episcoporum aliquot Catalogus. Wilhelmus Smith, Anglus, fecit et possidet. Anno 1587.' The compiler was, presumably, William Smith, Rouge-Dragon Pursuivant.
The Genealogia, every page of which is within a coloured border, gives coats of arms, emblazoned; there is an index to it (folio 1). Following the Genealogia come the Catalogus (folio 29); short drafts for parts of the Genealogia (folio 31); a broadsheet, ‘The Succession of the Kings of England’ (London, 1687) (folio 34); and a genealogy showing the royal connections of various English families from early times (folio 37).
Rough notes on the arrangement of books in a library, probably by John Trotter of Mortonhall., 1709-1715.
The notes include instructions for making catalogues and for making an index (folio 17).