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Bird recognition 3: rails, game-birds and larger perching and singing birds
Penguin Books
1955
1955
£5.00
The birds of Orkney
Orkney Press
1984
1984
Compiled by the editors of the Annual Orkney Bird Report.
£10.00
The birds of Scotland: their history, distribution, and migration
Oliver and Boyd
1953
1953
The first comprehensive text on the ornithology of Scotland.
£30.00
Birds of Tayside
Dundee Museum and Art Gallery
[1959]
1959
A guide to the birds of Tayside.
£8.00
The birds of the Pentland Hills
Scottish Academic Press
1988
1988
Based on historical records of birds observed in the Pentland Hills.
£6.00
Birmingham breweries
Brewin Books
2005
2005
A history of brewing in Birmingham from the twelfth century to modern times.
£9.00
Birmingham pubs 1880-1939
Alan Sutton
1986
1986
A study of selected pubs built between 1890 and 1939 in Birmingham.
£10.00
The birth and death of a Highland railway
John Murray
1971
1971
A history of the Ballachulish railway line, which was closed in 1966.
£8.00
Birth of a Spitfire: the story of Beaverbrook's Ministry and its first £10,000,000
Collins
1941
1941
The story of how Lord Beaverbrook started the Spitfire Fund which raised £10,000,000 through donations and was used to build over 1,500 of the iconic aircraft.
£10.00
The birthday murder
Garland Publishing, Inc.
1976
1976
Lieutenant Richard Tuck investigates the murder of movie producer Albert Hime and his wife, Victoria Jason Hime, who wrote a novel where a woman's husband is killed in similar circumstances.
£20.00
The Bishop murder case: a Philo Vance story
Charles Scribner's Sons
1929
1929
The first in a series of murders is accompanied by a note signed 'The Bishop', with an extract from the nursery rhyme, 'Who Killed Cock Robin'.
£15.00
The Bishop's Walk, and the Bishop's times
Macmillan and Co.
[1861]
1861
A collection of poems by a Free Church minister in Dunblane.
£22.00
A bit of Breadalbane
Pentland Press Ltd
1995
1995
A discussion of the topography, history and economy of an area around the east end of Loch Tay.
£12.00
Bitter herbs: a little chronicle
Oxford University Press
1960
1960
Based on a true story of a Jewish girl in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands.
£20.00
Black as he's painted
Collins
1974
1974
Alleyn helps a former school pal with security at his embassy, but is embarrassed when a murder is committed.
£12.00
The black owl
Ward, Lock & Co., Limited
1929
1929
A young girl is abducted as part of a plot to gain her share of an inheritance.
£22.00
The black spectacles
Four Square Book
1965
1965
Fell investigates the poisoning of children from chocolate creams laced with strychnine, and the murder of the richest man in the district in full view of three other people.
£10.00
Black wing
Epworth Press
[1950]
1950
From his infancy Volka has been trained by the criminal Professor Kurz to undertake numerous hazardous undertakings, before rebelling against his teacher.
£12.00
Black's guide to Ireland
Adam and Charles Black
1912
1912
A guide to the tourist attractions of Ireland.
£10.00
Blackadder: a tale of days of Nelson as told by some of those who played parts in it
Frederick Muller Ltd.
1950
1950
Two boys, Tom Cathro and Harry de Rohan, are caught up in a net of intrigue that takes them from the Dorset coast into Napoleonic France.
£10.00
Blackie & Son 1809-1959: a short history of the firm
Blackie & Son Limited
1959
1959
A history of the Glasgow publisher.
£15.00
The blacksmith's daughter: Chrissie McDonald (1891-1973) recalls her home, her family and her friends in Kinloch Rannoch
Duncan McDonald Sinclair
1987
1987
Life and times in a Perthshire village.
£5.00
The blacksmith's story: reminiscences of Duncan McDonald, J.P., blacksmith in Kinloch Rannoch for over fifty years
D.M. Sinclair
1986
1986
The reminiscences of a Perthshire blacksmith.
£6.00
