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John Anderson: pioneer of technical education and the college he founded
John Smith & Son (Glasgow) Ltd.
1950
A history of Anderson's University in Glasgow.
John Dickson Carr in paperback: an English language bibliography. A guide to the English language paperback editions, printings and cover varieties of that grand master of mystery, John Dickson Carr (1906-1977)
CADS
2009
A checklist of paperback editions of works by Carr.
John Dickson Carr's The three coffins: a hollow victory?
CADS
2011
An assessment of what is often described as the finest locked-room mystery ever written.
John Green & Son, Blockall Brewery Darlston: a small Victorian family brewery.
Terry Smitheman
2003
A short history of John Green and Son of Darlaston.
John Ross, composer, Aberdeen, his circle and work
D. Wyllie & Son
1927
A short history of a musician who was perhaps best known as an organist in Aberdeen. Number 22 of a limited edition of 100. Inscribed by the author to John A. Fairley, an early supporter of a National Library of Scotland, and with his bookplate.
John Westhouse and Peter Lunn: two wartime publishing houses and their founder
Lomax Press
2013
A descriptive bibliography, with supporting reference material, of the publisher John Westhouse, with updates to a previous bibliography on Peter Lunn.
Journeys in Ireland: literary travellers, rural landscapes, cultural relations
Ashgate
1999
A critical account of a wide range of travel writing about rural Ireland.
Just another word
Jonathan Cape
1945
An anthology of words, with quotations to show their beauty, strangeness, or absurdity.
Just William's luck
George Newnes Limited
1950
William and the Outlaws decide to get their elder brothers married off as soon as possible.
The Ken Valley
Stenlake Publishing
2001
A pictorial record, with commentary, of the Dumfries and Galloway district.
The Kentish manor murders
Macmillan
1988
Sheridan Haynes is persuaded to give a performance to a fanatical collector of Sherlockiana.
The Kenyon tradition: the history of James Kenyon & Son Ltd 1664-1964
W. Heffer & Sons Ltd
1964
A history of the Bury textile firm.
Kept in the dark: the denial to Bomber Command of vital ULTRA and other intelligence information during World War II
Pen & Sword
2010
An assessment of intelligence control and failures and the impact of air missions during the Second World War.
The key to St Andrews
J. & G. Innes, Ltd.
1960
A short guide to the history and notable buildings of St Andrews.
Kilmacolm, Bridge of Weir and Houston in old picture postcards
European Library
1987
A pictorial record of old Kilmacolm, Bridge of Weir, and Houston, with commentary.
Kilmartin: the stones of history
Famedram Publishers Ltd.
1975
A guide to the ancient monuments in Kilmartin and its environs.
Kilmartin : Scotland's richest prehistoric landscape : an introduction and guide
Kilmartin House Trust
1999
An introduction to the extensive and varied prehistoric remains around the Argyllshire village of Kilmartin.
Kilrenny and Cellardyke: 800 years of history
John Donald Publishers Ltd
2003
A history of the parish of Kilrenny in the East Neuk of Fife.
Kimberley Ale: the story of Hardys & Hansons Kimberley 1832-1982
Henry Melland Limited
1982
A history of Hardys and Hansons plc and the Kimberley Brewery
The kirk in the Canongate: a short history from 1128 to the present day
Oliver and Boyd
1958
The story of the Kirk of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh. Gift inscription from the author on title page.
Kirkcaldy burgh and schyre: landmarks of local history with notes on prominent personalities, old place names, old buildings and folklore
Fifeshire Advertiser Ltd.
1924
A history of Kirkcaldy and surrounding district.
Kirkcaldy potteries
Fife Publicity
2000
A history of pottery manufacture in Kirkcaldy focusing on the four main factories. Signed by the author on the title-page.
Kirkcudbright: one hundred years of an artists' colony
Atelier Books
2000
Published to accompany an exhibition in the Tawn Hall, Kirkcudbright.
