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Only darkness
HarperCollinsPublishers
1999
A young college lecturer is unwittingly drawn in to the orb of a brutal killer, dubbed the Strangler, who dumps the bodies of his victims on railway tracks.
Opium: the diary of a cure
Peter Owen Limited
1957
Cocteau's confessions of an opium-eater and the challenges of tackling addiction.
Origin and history of the Old Glasgow Club 1900-1935 with historical reminiscences of Glasgow
Aird & Coghill, Ltd.
1936
A brief history of the club, with several contributions on aspects of old Glasgow.
Origins of European printmaking: fifteenth century woodcuts and their public
Yale University Press
2005
A study of fifteenth century European woodcuts.
The origins of Glasgow Jewry 1812-1895
A. Levy
1949
The story of the origins and early growth of the Jewish community in Glasgow.
The other side
Macmillan & Co. Ltd
1946
Explores the consequences of a young French girl marrying a German soldier.
Our bank: the story of the Commercial Bank of Scotland Ltd. 1810-1841
Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd
1941
A history of the Commercial Bank of Scotland. Loosely inserted leaflet regarding Institute of Bankers examinations.
Out of print and into profit: a history of the second-hand book trade in Britain in the 20th century
British Library
2007
A collection of essays by bibliographical scholars and professional booksellers assessing the development of the second-hand book trade in Britain.
The outlying fells of Lakeland, being a pictorial guide to the lesser fells around the perimeter of Lakeland
Michael Joseph Ltd
1992
The eighth of Wainwright's magisterial series of guides.
Oxford and Cambridge
Cambridge University Press
1988
A history of two famous university towns.
Oxford blood
Weidenfeld & Nicolson
1985
Jemima Shore investigates a mystery surrounding an aristocratic student.
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.
The Oxfordshire brewer
Oxfordshire Museum Services
1985
Issued to accompany an exhibitiopn on the history of brewing in Oxfordshire.
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.
P.G. Wodehouse: man and myth
Constable
1992
A biography of Wodehouse revealing the personality behind the myth he created for himself.
Paintings and drawings
Grey Walls Press
1950
A guide to the work of the British artist and set designer for ballet, theatre and opera.
The parish church of Leith St. Serfs 1899-1999 : the story of a North Edinburgh church
Leith St Serf's Parish Church
1999
A history of Leith St. Serfs church.
The Parish of Colinton from an early period to the present day
David Shankie
1902
A history of the Midlothian village of Colinton.
Part one
Magico Magazine
1980s
A reprint of a pamphlet in which the author argues that the errors and inconsistencies in the canon were intentional.
The partridge
Longmans, Green, and Co
1896
A guide to the natural history, shooting, and cooking of the partridge.
The past hundred years: the buildings of the University of Edinburgh
Edinburgh University Press
1973
A guide to the buildings in the vicinity of George Square and King's Buildings.
Patent medicines
Fact, Ltd.
1938
A discussion of issues relating to secret or semi-secret proprietary remedies.
The peacock feather murders
International Polygonics, Ltd.
1987
A man is found shot dead in a room whose only door has been guarded and whose only window (forty feet from the ground) was under observation.
