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The origins of the Scottish railway system 1722-1844
John Donald Publishers Limited
1983
A comprehensive study of the development of early railways in Scotland.
Orkney: pictures and poems
Colin Baxter Photography Ltd
1996
Forty-eight new poems by Mackay Brown complemented by photographs of Orkney.
Orra boughs
J.H. Whyte
1930
Number 3 of a limited edition of 30 copies, numbered and signed by the author, of which numbers 6 to 30 were for sale. Adam Kennedy is believed to be a pen-name of John S. Buist. 'Orra Boughs' was originally published in 'The Modern Scot'. Inscribed on front free endpaper "To my friend, Arthur W. Donaldson, (in thankfulness that he is still a Scotsman.) Adam Kennedy, Glasgow, 1930."
Our exagmination, round his factification for incamination of work in progress
Faber and Faber
1972
Originally published in 1929, ten years before Finnegans Wake.
Our journall into Scotland Anno Domini 1629, 5th of November : C. Lowther, Mr R. Fallow, Peter Mauson
David Douglas
1894
The record of a journey to Scotland made by three gentlemen from Cumberland.
Outlines of a small garden
Cassell and Company, Limited
1942
Deals with all aspects of cultivating a small garden, from initial planning to harvesting of flowers, fruit, and vegetables.
Over the sea to die
Macmillan
1989
Charles Macmillan, acting as a locum on Skye, is convinced that he saw a man being thrown off a cliff.
The owl remembers: Gaelic poems
Eneas Mackay
1933
A collection of translated Gaelic poems.
Oxford and Cambridge
Cambridge University Press
1988
A history of two famous university towns.
The Oxford book of British detective stories
Oxford University Press
1990
A collection of thirty-three short stories.
The Oxford companion to the book
Oxford University Press
2010
A history of the book throughout the ages.
Oxford letters
Headline
2005
Novelist Kate Ivory becomes concerned about the influence of a married couple on her mother.
The Oxford of Inspector Morse
Irregular Special Press
1998
An illustrated guide to key locations from the Morse stories with appendices listing books, and television, radio and musical productions.
Oxford proof
Headline
2002
Novelist Kate Ivory is head-hunted by an ambitious young book editor who then falls foul of financial fraudsters.
Oxford shift
Headline
2000
Novelist Kate Ivory comes to the rescue of a respectable widow in her sixties disappears in Oxford, and is then suspected of murder.
P. Moran, operative
Random House
1947
A correspondence student studying detection has an enviable record: he is never right.
P.G. Wodehouse: an illustrated biography with complete bibliography and collector's guide
Orbis Publishing
1979
With a checklist of English and American first editions with descriptions of dust-jackets.
Painting in America: the story of 450 years
Constable
1956
The first comprehensive history of American painting.
Painting in Scotland: the golden age
Phaidon Press
1986
Published to coincide with exhibitions in Edinburgh and London.
Paintings and drawings
Grey Walls Press
1950
A guide to the work of the British artist and set designer for ballet, theatre and opera.
Paintings by William Johnstone O.B.E.
Décor Gallery
1969
A catalogue for an exhibition held in Newcastle.
