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The Scottish interior: Georgian and Victorian decor : a visual anthology of the domestic room in Scotland culled principally from the collections of the National Monuments Record of Scotland
Edinburgh University Press
1992
A visual anthology of the domestic room in Scotland.
Scottish neutrality
Scottish Secretariat Ltd.
1949
Makes the case for neutrality in the context of an independent Scotland. Gift inscription from the author on title page.
The Scottish periodical press 1750-1789
Oliver and Boyd
1931
A survey of Scottish periodicals published during the period of the Expansionist Movement.
Scottish railway locomotives: a history of the railways of Scotland and a descriptive guide to Scottish locomotives in the Museum of Transport, Glasgow
Museum of Transport
1972
A guide to the collection of locomotives in the Glasgow Museum of Transport. With a copy of the first edition with the revisions, marked in manuscript, incorporated in this edition.
The Scottish Rugby Union official history
Scottish Rugby Union in association with Collins
1985
A history of rugby union in Scotland.
A Scottish town: Dunblane 1560-1919
Jamieson and Munro
2016
A history of Dunblane from the Reformation to the end of the First World War.
Scottish trade with Ireland in the eighteenth century
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1985
An analysis of one of Scotland's most important overseas trading relationships.
The Scottish tradition in photography
Published for The Saltire Society [by] Thomas Nelson and Sons Ltd
1949
An account of the early development of photography in Scotland.
Scream for Jeeves: a parody
Wodecraft Press
1994
Three Wodehouse - Lovecraft crossover parodies which also features Mr Altamont of Chicago.
Screw thread manual
George Newnes Limited
1942
Covers the screw-thread standards in common use, and the methods for cutting and measuring them.
The scroll of the dead: a Sherlock Holmes adventure
Calabash Press
1998
Sebastian Melmoth seeks the immortality promised by an Egyptian papyrus.
The second century of detective stories
Hutchinson & Co. (Publishers) Ltd.
1938
A collection of thirty short stories including ' The problem of Thor Bridge' and 'The great detective'.
A second highland chapbook
Eneas Mackay
1948
A selection of Highland folklore with an accent on magic and superstition.
The secret archives of Sherlock Holmes
Allison & Busby
2012
A collection of seven pastiches.
Secret Leith
Amberley
2019
An insight into some of the lesser-known aspects of Leith's history.
The secret marriage of Sherlock Holmes and other eccentric readings
University of Michigan Press
1996
A collection of essays on nine of the Sherlock Holmes stories.
Seeing Shelley plain: memories of New York's legendary Phoenix Book Shop
Oak Knoll Press
2001
The story of the famous literary haven from 1962 until its closure in 1988.
Selected Scottish drawings in the National Gallery of Scotland
Trustees of the National Galleries of Scotland
1960
A selection from the extensive collection held by the National Gallery of Scotland.
Self-working card tricks: 72 foolproof card miracles for the amateur magician
Dover Publications, Inc.
1976
A collection of tricks that work because of the mathematics inherent in the card deck.
Self-working mental magic: 67 foolproof mind-reading tricks
Dover Publications, Inc.
1979
A collection of mind-reading tricks.
Serials and their readers 1620-1914
St Paul's Bibliographies
1993
A collection of papers on the creative tension between producers and consumers of serial publications.
