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Relics of Sherlock Holmes
Gryphon Press
1989
A listing of mainly ephemeral items about films, books, plays, musicals, etc., featuring Holmes.
The reminiscences of Solar Pons
Mycroft & Moran
1961
A collection of short stories featuring the Praed Street detective.
The reminiscences of the Hon. Galahad Threepwood
Porpoise Books
1993
The memoirs of Galahad Threepwood, the lively and rakish brother of Lord Emsworth.
Reptiles and birds: a popular account of the various orders with a description of the habits and economy of the most interesting
Bickers & Son
1880s
An English translation of Figuier's classic work.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Aberdeen and Northern counties printing industries
Merchiston Publishing
2000
An account of printing in the north of Scotland from the establishment of the first press in Aberdeen in 1622.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Dundee and Perth printing industries
Merchiston Publishing
1996
An account of printing in Dundee and Perth from the establishment of the first press in 1547.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Edinburgh printing industry
Merchiston Publishing
1990
An account of printing in Edinburgh from the establishment of the first press in 1507.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Glasgow printing industry
Merchiston Publishing
1994
An account of printing in Glasgow from the establishment of the first press in 1638.
The revenge of Moriarty
Weidenfeld and Nicolson
1975
Moriarty plans his revenge on Holmes and Inspector Crow.
Revival in Rose Street: Charlotte Baptist Chapel, Edinburgh, 1808-2008
Rutherford House
2007
A history of the Charlotte Baptist Church issued to mark its bi-centenary.
Richard Demarco: a life in pictures
Northern Books
1995
The life of the well-known Scottish artist based on a compilation of essays, memoranda, and diaries.
Richard Learoyd: elevations
Stills Gallery
1991
Published to accompany and exhibition of Learoyd's photographs. Gift inscription from noted photographer Thomas Joshua Cooper.
Rick afire!
John Lane The Bodley Head
1942
A hay rick which is set on fire, when the Waggoners are holidaying at Whitehouse Farm, is the start of a series of troublesome incidents. The first book in the series.
Rifle training for war: a textbook for Local Defence Volunteers
Cassell and Company, Ltd
1940
A manual of rifle training for what become known as the Home Guard.
The rise and fall of Scottish industry 1707-1939
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1980
An assessment of the current state of Scottish industry.
Rival schools at Schooner Bay
Ward, Lock & Co., Limited
1930s
The theft of treasured relics from Scudfleet School provide a backdrop to a typical range of schoolboy adventures and misunderstandings.
The river bridges of Northumberland. Volume 1: the River Till and its tributaries
Tony Dickens
1975
A study of 34 heritage bridges in Northumberland. Loosely inserted letter from the author.
The road to Maggieknockater: exploring Aberdeen and the North-east through its place names
Birlinn
2004
A study of north-east place names.
Roads and tracks of Britain
J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd
1979
A survey of the development of roads and tracks from prehistoric to post-mediaeval times.
Roads and trackways of the Lake District
Moorland Publishing
1984
Traces the story of Lakeland's roads and trackways from Roman roads to turnpikes.
The roads of mediaeval Lauderdale
Oliver and Boyd
1942
An account of the rods in use in Lauderdale in the thirteenth century.
Robert Barr 1875 to 2001
A.G. Barr p.l.c.
2001
A history of the well known soft drinks manufacturer and creator of Irn Bru.
Robert Stewart: design 1946-95
Glasgow School of Art Press in association with A. & C. Black
2003
A guide to the life and work of the Scottish designer.
