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The siege of Blackbrae
Lutterworth Press
1981
Robin Chesney visits his great-uncle in Scotland but when the old man has to fly to Ireland he, and a school-friend, find themselves under siege by a gang of boys.
The sign of four
Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.
1914
Engraved in the advanced style of Pitman's shorthand. De Waal C2243.
The sign of four
Sir Isaac Pitman & Sons, Ltd.
1931
Engraved in the advanced stage of Pitman's shorthand. De Waal C2244.
The sign of four
Charles Scribner's Sons
1928
A double decker edition in art deco binding with an introduction by S. S. Van Dine.
The Silmarillion
George Allen & Unwin
1977
The story of the First Age in Tolkien's world. Export edition with white edges to top of text block.
Silver Blaze
Poor Folk Upon the Moors
1997
A collection of essays on 'Silver Blaze'. Number 32 in a limited edition of 100.
Silver circus: tales
Jonathan Cape
1928
A collection of short stories. Number 70 of a limited and signed edition of 125.
Simple electrical experiments
Percival Marshall & Co. Ltd.
1949
A series of easily performed electrical experiments.
A singular sense of humor: a compilation of stuff and nonsense by and for Sherlockians
Magico Magazine
2002
A collection of critical writings, poems, and pastiches.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Groombridge Place
Conan Doyle (Crowborough) Establishment
1995
A discussion of the house which was reputedly the model for Birlstone Manor, the setting for the first part of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Valley of Fear
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at the cinema
McFarland & Company, Inc.
1996
A collection of essays with an emphasis on film adaptations of Doyle's works.
Sir James Guthrie P.R.S.A., LL.D.: a biography
Macmillan and Co. Limited
1932
A biography of the noted Scottish artist, associated with the Glasgow Boys.
Sir John Lavery and his use of photography at the Glasgow International Exhibition of 1888
Th. A.H.M. van Asperen
2006
The story of how John Lavery painted one of his best known works: The state visit of Her Majesty Queen Victoria.
Sir John Lavery R.A. 1856-1941
Ulster Museum and the Fine Art Society
1984
Published to accompany a travelling exhibition in 1985 and 1985.
![Sir Walter Scott and the visual artsSir Walter Scott and the visual arts: [the third David Cargill lecture delivered on Wednesday 25th November 1970 at Glasgow School of Art]](https://starlingbooks.co.uk/couch/uploads/image/general/25february1/blissscott-150x217.jpg)
Sir Walter Scott and the visual artsSir Walter Scott and the visual arts: [the third David Cargill lecture delivered on Wednesday 25th November 1970 at Glasgow School of Art]
Foulis Archive Press
1971
A discussion of Scott's influence on architecture and the Scottish school of historical painting.
Siren
Platform Projects and Morning Star
2006
A poetic composition recorded in the waters around Cullercoats.
Six curtains for Stroganova
Penguin Books in association with Michael Joseph Limited
1953
Re-priced at 2/6d.
The sixteenth stair
Published for The Crime Club by Collins
1952
When an American cousin pays an unexpected visit to a supposedly unoccupied former family home house, he discovers a body lying at the foot of a staircase with its neck broken.
The skating minister: the story behind the painting
National Galleries of Scotland
2004
A biography of the man behind the painting.
The skeleton in the clock: another adventure of Sir Henry Merrivale
William Heinemann Ltd
1949
The accidental death of Sir George Fleet becomes a murder investigation when new evidence is uncovered.
The skeleton in the clock : another adventure of Sir Henry Merrivale
William Heinemann Ltd
1973
The accidental death of Sir George Fleet becomes a murder investigation when new evidence is uncovered. From the library of Michael Hastilow.
A skeleton key to Finnegans wake
Faber and Faber Limited
1954
A guide to reading Joyce's major work.
Sketches of East Lothian
D. & J. Croal
1947
A guide to notable buildings and landmarks in East Lothian.
