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The Vale of Bonny in history and legend
Falkirk Council Library Services,
1981
A history of Bonnybridge and surrounding area in Stirlingshire.
The valley of the silent loch
James Lewis
1929
A guide to the area around St Mary's Loch in the Borders.
Victorian and Edwardian Edinburgh from old photographs
B.T. Batsford Ltd
1973
A pictorial record, with commentary, of Old Edinburgh.
Victorian Ilfracombe: origin and architecture of a North Devon holiday resort
Devon Books
1997
A survey of architecture in what became a prestigious holiday resort.
Villages of Edinburgh. Volume 1
John Donald Publishers Ltd
1989
A study of the northern villages of Edinburgh.
Villages of Edinburgh. Volume 2
John Donald Publishers
1987
A study of the southern villages of Edinburgh. Number 445 of a signed limited edition of 500.
A virtuous and noble education
Board of Trustees of the National Galleries of Scotland
1971
Published to accompany an exhibition concerning the travels and education of the eldest sons of the 3rd Earl of Lothian.
Visite du Congres de l'Industrie minerale, Juin 1876
Compagnie des Mines D'Anzin
1876
A short history of the Compagnie des Mines d'Anzin. From the library of classicist and book-dealer R. J. Dickinson.
A voice from the ether: a Sherlock Holmes adventure
Big House Books
1998
Holmes and Watson travel to Maldon to save the life of the victim of two violent villains.
Voyage to chivalry
Peter Lunn
1947
Hugh Martyn, an apprentice to a wine-dealer in London, sets out to find the Holy Land of chivalry (Main, PL66).
W. Douglas Macleod 1892-1963
Perth and Kinross Council. Leisure and Cultural Services Department
1996
Published to accompany an exhibition held in Perth, in 1996.
Waggon for five
John Lane The Bodley Head
1944
When the Waggoners go on holiday they encounter Hale and Harty and are soon determined to join the circus where they perform. The third book in the series.
Walk between two castles: Macduff to Wemyss
Save Wemyss Ancient Caves Society
2004
A guide to the notable buildings and features of East Wemyss.
A walker's companion to the Wade roads
Melven Press
1982
A guide to the remaining stretches of Wade's roads, with maps and practical hints for the walker.
Walks in and around Inverness
Highland Herald, Ltd.
1960s
A series of walking tours around Inverness.
Walks in and around Peebles with motor routes
J. A. Kerr & Co.
1937
A guide to walks around Peebles, with practical hints.
Walks in Wirral: a handbook for Liverpool and Birkenhead residents and others, describing some public footpaths in the Hundred of Wirral and shewing their connection with railways and towns
Littlebury Bros., for the Wirral Footpaths and Open Spaces Preservation Society
1910
A guide to walks on the Wirral with notes on important landmarks.
War report: a record of dispatches broadcast by the BBC's war correspondents with the Allied Expeditionary Force, 6 June 1944 - 5 May 1945
Geoffrey Cumberlege
1946
A day-by-day eye-witness account of the events and incidents of the campaign in North-West Europe from D-Day onwards.
