Booklist 1 / March 8, 2011-03-07

1. The Holy Bible, containing the Old And New Testaments translated out of The Original Tongues, and with the former translations diligently compared and revised, by His Majesty's Special Command. Appointed to be read in Churches. Edinburgh: Printed By Sir D. Hunter Blair And J. Bruce, Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 1799. Bound together with 'The Psalms of David in Metre.' Printed in 1800. Folio. ~1008 p. un-numbered. Full contemporary calf, lacks spine, disbound. Engraved bookplate pasted on f.e.p.: 'Gordon & Clark Booksellers and Stationers Milton's Head, upper Kirk Gate Aberdeen.' £30.00

2. Catholic Church; Husenbeth, F. C. [Frederick Charles] (1796-1872): The Vespers book for the use of the laity; according to the Roman Breviary; with the Offices of the English saints, and those recently inserted in the calendar, in their respective places. Newly arranged and translated by Rev. F.C. Husenbeth. London: T. Jones, 63, Paternoster Row; and C. Dolman, 61, New Bond Street, 1841. With the approbation of all the Rt. Rev. the Vicars Apostolic of England. Printed by J. L. Cox and Sons, 75, Great Queen Street, Lincoln's-Inn Fields. 1st Ed. 16mo. xxii, 366, lxxii p.; 8p. music; Frontispiece: copper engraving (Domenichino pinxit., E. F. McCabe, Sculp.) 'Confitebor tibi in Cithara, Deus, Deus meus', water stained. Contemporary full calf, gilt spine with four raised bands, inner gilt dentelles, all edges gilt (a.e.g). Minor edge rubbing. Green silk ribbon bookmark bound in. Pasted down on the front endpaper: Heraldic bookplate of David Murray introducing monogram, engraved on wood by Thomas Moring, 19th century engraver and heraldic artist (the bookplate is described in One hundred book plates engraved on wood by Thomas Moring. London, Alexander Moring Ltd., the de la More Press, 32 George Street, Hanover Square, [1901] p.xvii and Plate 39, p.113). This edition of the Vespers book is arr. strictly in accordance with the Roman breviary, so that the Proper of Saints follows right after the Sundays, and the Commons of the Saints has its place at the end. The Hymns and the Antiphons after Complin are translated in the same metre as the Latin originals. The venerable Gregorian tones for chanting the Psalms are given at the end. Title-page printed in red and black in English, text in parallel columns of English and Latin. £200.00

3. Heath, Charles (compiler and engraver); [William Harrison Ainsworth (editor and author): The Keepsake for 1828. Hurst, Chance and Company for the publisher [Charles Heath]; printed by Thomas Davison, Whitefriars, London; bound by J&J.P. Edmond & Spark, Aberdeen, 1827. Stamped J & J. P. EDMOND & SPARK, ABERDEEN on the fep., which means that this might be a later binding, between 1876-86. Apprenticed to John Philip in 1826, freed 1832, John Philip died in February 1847 and John Edmond, who had been Philip's bookkeeper, took over the business. Eventually, when John Edmond died in December 1876, his son John Philip Edmond and James Spark became partners in the firm. John Philip Edmond died in January 1906. Edmond & Spark stationers and bookbinders were absorbed into Aberdeen University Press in 1966. NLS.) . Prev. owner's old ink sign. on the ffep: 'WILLIAMINA STEWART FORBES LEITH / WHITEHAUGH, ABERDEEN'. 1st. Ed. 8vo. x, [2], 312pp. illus. 1 vignette, 16 engraved plates with tissue guards, 2 text engravings. H/b. A.e.g. Red buckram. Gilt title on spine. Worn covers, marginal spotting, otherwise clean and bright. An English literary annual published each Christmas (beginning with Christmas 1827) for perusal during the year of the title. First publication of Percy Shelley's Sadak the Wanderer, printed posthumously with an engraving of John Martin's painting 'Sadak in Search of the Waters of Oblivion'. The painting supposedly 2 inspired Shelley's poem. Other Contents include: The Convent of Chaillot attributed to Mary Shelley and contributions by Leigh Hunt, W. Harrison Ainsworth, Felicia Hemans and more. Missing the Frontispiece and the Coloured Wreath. All 16 Plates are present. £30.00

4. Ballads Scottish and English. William P. Nimmo, [1867]. 12mo. viii, 472 p. illus. plates. H/b. Repaired gilt cloth. A.e.g. VG. £8.00

5. The Letters of Junius. Stat nominis umbra. Complete in One Volume. A New Edition. London: 1783. 8vo. 393pp. Full contemporary calf, spine with five raised bands. Missing the spine label. Tight binding, clean leaves. Soiled eps. and edges. £40.00

6. Tir nan Seud. Mc Caig Trust with Browne & Molan Ltd. N.d. Adapted from Tir na seod. An Comunn Gaidhealach. Children stories. In Gaelic. 12mo. 56pp. colour illus booklet. Printed covers. As new. £10.00

7. An act for amending and making more effectual the laws concerning turnpike roads in Scotland. [15th October 1831]. Edinburgh: Printed by Sir D. Hunter Blair & M. T. Bruce, Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 1835. 8vo. 83pp. Artisan soft tan leather binding, rubbed and chipped at corners. Internally clean and bright. £22.00

8. [Kongelige Nordiske oldskriftselskab (Denmark); Rafn, Carl Christian [trans.]; Finnur Magnusson [trans.]: Oldnordiske Sagaer [Bd.9] udgivne i Oversaettelse af det Songelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. Denmark, Kjobenhavn [Copenhagen], Trykt hos Andreas Seidelin, 1835. Danish translation from Old Norse. Title on the second title page: Norges konger Hakon Sverresons, Guttorm Sigurdsons og Inge Baardsons sagaer, samt Hakon Hakonsons saga indtil hertug Skules fald / udgiven i oversttelse af det Kongelige Nordiske Oldskrift-Selskab. 1st Ed. 8vo. Vol. 9 (out of 12 published between 1826 - 1837). 370pp. H/b. Worn covers. Sunned spine, part of it chipped. Original title label pasted on the spine. Text block bright, clean and tight. £40.00

9. [Maclennan, Malcolm]: Peasant life: sketches of the villagers and field-labourers in Glenaldie. Second series. London: Strahan & Co., 1872. 1st Ed. 8vo. 313pp. H/b. Green buckram, gilt lettering. No d/w. Old ink sign. on the ffep. Loose signatures. Clean and bright. VG. £20.00

10. [Metta Victoria Fuller / Victor]: A Bad Boy's Diary and More Leaves from A Bad Boy's Diary. London: George Routledge and Sons, Ltd., Broadway, Ludgate Hill, [c.1883]. Printed by L. Upcott Gill, at the London & County Printing Works, London, W.C. [1st English Ed.]. 8vo. 160pp. H/b. Burgundy cloth. No d/w. Worn and rubbed boards. Some light spotting. A few chipped corners, no loss of text. Tight binding. Gilt lettering and Arts and Crafts ornaments along the spine, now faded. £77.00

11. [Scott, Walter]: Quentin Durward. By the author of ''Waverley, Peveril of the Peak,'' &c. In three volumes. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London, 1823. Printed by James Ballantyne and Co., Edinburgh. 3 volume set in original half calf binding. 1st Ed. 8vo. VOL. 1: lxiii, 273pp; VOL. 2: 331pp.; VOL. 3: 360pp. Old bookplate pasted down on fep. of first volume. The text blocks are tight and bright, the

2 3 covers are rubbed, cracked and split. The boards are faded and shelf soiled. No title strips on the spines. Some light spotting internally. A complete set of this first edition at a very good price. £60.00

12. 1) Johnsoun, Thomas; Beveridge, James; Russell, James (ed.); 2) Foulis, James; Thounis, Nicol: 1) Protocol Books of Dominus Thomas Johnsoun, 1528-1578. 2) Protocol Books of James Foulis, 1546-1553, and Nicol Thounis, 1559-1564. Edinburgh: Printed for the Society by J Skinner & Co., 1920 - 1927. Series: Scottish Record Society Publications. Three Record Books bound together. 1st Ed. 4to. 245 pp., 51pp., 67 pp. (2 parts. in 1). Blue gilt buckram. Sunned spine. Foxed eps. £57.00

13. Bailey, Geoff B.: Falkirk or paradise! The Battle of Falkirk Muir, 17 January 1746. John Donald, 1996. 1st Ed. 8vo. 250pp. illus., facsims., maps, portraits. P/b. Mint. £30.00

SOLD 14. Ballantine, W M (ed. by): Scotland's Record. Edinburgh: Printed by Scottish County Press, Dalkeith and Peebles and bound by Henderson and Bisset of Edinburgh for Albyn Press, 1946. A survey by 37 leading writers (Joe Corrie, Stanley Cursiter, Paul Vincent Carroll, Norman Wilson, Agnes Smith et al.) of Scotland's effort during the Second World War. 1st Ed. Ltd. 167/200. 8vo. 184p. monochrome photo plates. H/b. A fine presentation copy in full blue leather with gilt embossed lettering.

15. Barber, John: Innsegall, [or], The Western Isles / [text, John Barber ; design and photography, David A. Magee]. John Donald, [1985]. 1st Ed. 8vo. 127pp. illus. P/b. Mint. £8.00

16. Barrie, J M; Byron, May; Attwell, Mabel Lucie: J. M. Barrie's PETER PAN and WENDY Retold by May Byron for little people with the approval of the author / Pictures by Mabel Lucie Attwell. London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1951. Printed by Wyman & Sons Ltd., London Reading and Fakenham. 8vo. vii, 128pp. 13 line drawings and 7 colour gravures on plates (incl. frontis). H/b. Cloth sunned. No d/w. No free eps. Some spotting. Top spine repaired. Good. £7.00

17. Barry, Dorothy E.; Gray, Gordon J., Cardinal (Foreword): Margaret Sinclair, ''The Kind Girl''. Edinburgh: 1979. Revised and updated edition. 8vo. 20pp. frontis. portrait of Margaret Sinclair. £9.00

18. Bell, Johnathan and Mervyn Watson: Irish Farming: Implements and Techniques, 1750- 1900. John Donald, 1986. 1st Ed. 8vo. viii, 256pp. illus. map. P/b. Mint. £30.00

19. Benson, Richard Meux: Saint Columba: A Poem. Edinburgh: St. Giles' Printing Company [Ecclesiastical and General Printers], 1901. Laid paper, deckle edge. 1st Ed. 4to. 56pp. illus. Tissue guarded frontis. photo illus. 'The House of Retreat Iona'. H/b. No d/w. T.e.g. Some browned leaves, o/w Fine. £40.00

20. Black, Jeremy: Knights Errant and true Englishmen: British Foreign Policy, 1660-1800. John Donald, 1989. 1st Ed. 8vo. ix, 184pp. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £10.00

21. Boyd, D H A: Amulets to Isotopes: A History of Medicine in Caithness. John Donald, 1998. 1st Ed. 8vo. x, 189pp. illus. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £12.00

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22. Brears, Peter: Traditional Food in Yorkshire. John Donald, 1987. 1st Ed. 8vo. vii, 232pp. illus. maps, facsims., plans. P/b. Some water, o/w VG. £10.00

23. Broun, Dauvit & Julian Harrison: The Chronicle of Melrose Abbey: a Stratigraphic Edition. Volume I Introduction and Facsimile Edition. With DVD-ROM. Boydell Press, Scottish History Society, 2007. 8vo. xiii, [1], 269pp. H/b. Fine. The DVD contains digitised images of the original manuscript (British Library MSS Cotton Faustina B. IX fols. 1-75 and Cotton Julius B. XIII fols. 1-47). [DVD-ROM] TIF image files. Texts of mss. in Latin. £22.00

24. Brown, George Mackay: Greenvoe. The Hogarth Press, 1972. Printed by T & A Constable, Edinburgh. Jacket design by Ian MacInnes. 1st Ed. 8vo. 279 p. H/b. in d/w (minor shelf rubbing on bottom spine). Prev. owner’s sign. on the ffep. F / F. £20.00

25. Bunyan, John (late Minister of the Gospel at Bedford): The Pilgrim's Progress from This World to That Which Is to Come, wherein is discovered, the manner of his setting out, his dangerous journey; and safe arrival at the desired country; also the Pilgrimage and Safe Arrival of His Wife and Children delivered under The Similitude of a Dream. In three parts. With explanatory notes by W. Mavor, Esq.; and evangelical reflections, selected from the works of the Rev. J. Newton, J. Bradford, Dr. Hawker, and others. Glasgow: Blackie, Fullarton, & Co.; and A. Fullarton & Co. Edinburgh, M.DCCC.XXIX [1829]. Printed in Glasgow by E. Khull & Son, Printers, 8, East Clyde Street. 8vo. xlviii, 466pp. 4 plates (full page steel engravings by W. R. Davidson Sculp. H/b. Later burgundy cloth casing, new eps. Most leaves soiled, foxed or stained. Small piece of paper missing from the last leaf, bottom corner, no loss of text. Tight, overall a solid copy. £65.00

SOLD 26. Burns, John: A Celebration of the Light: Zen in the Novels of Neil Gunn. (signed) Canongate, 1988. 1st Ed. H/b in d/w. Presentation copy, insc. and dated on the ffep by the author. F/F. £9.00

27. Burnside, John: Two titles: The Mercy Boys. A novel. 1999. 1st Ed. P/b. Fine. Plus The Locust Room. A novel. 2001. 1st Ed. P/b. Fine. £6.00

28. Burt, Edward (text); Jamieson, R. (intro): Burt's Letters from the North of Scotland. In 2 vols. John Donald, 1974. Facsim. reprint of the 1754 ed. 2vols. (lxvi, 274 p., [6] leaves of plates; xiv, 350 p., [2] leaves of plates) H/bs. in d/ws. M/M. £45.00

29. Cadell, Patrick (ed. by): The County of West Lothian: The Third Statistical Account of Scotland. Vol. XXI. Scottish Academic Press, 1992. 8vo. xii, 300p. illus. plates, map. H/b. in d/w. Unread copy. D/w lightly creased at the top, o/w F. £30.00

30. Campbell, Donald: Two titles: Somerville the Soldier: a play. 1978. 1st Ed. H/b in d/w. F / F. Plus: Playing for Scotland: a History of the Scottish Stage 1715-1965. (signed). Mercat Press, 1996. 1st Ed. P/b. As new. Presentation copy, signed and dated by the author on the title page. £15.00

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31. Cannon, Michael; Massie, Allan (press review): Lachlan's War. + Allan Massie's Scotsman review of the book loosely inserted. Viking, 2006. 1st Ed. 8vo. 257pp. H/b in d/w. F / F. £3.00

32. Cannon, Roderick: The Highland Bagpipe and Its Music. John Donald, 1995. 1st. Ed. 8vo. xi, 203pp. illus. P/b. Mint. £10.00

33. Cannon, Roderick: A Bibliography of Bagpipe Music. John Donald, 1980. 1st. Ed. 8vo. v, 295pp. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £35.00

34. Cant, Malcolm: Villages of Edinburgh 2 Vols. (signed). John Donald, 1986 - 1987. Ltd. 1st Ed 187/500. 8vo. 239pp., 253pp. illus. H/bs. in d/ws. Mint. £14.00

35. Carter, Ian: Farm Life in Northeast Scotland 1840-1914: the Poor Man's Country. John Donald, 1997. 1st P/b Ed. 8vo. xiv, 258pp. illus. Mint. £18.00

36. Chapin, Schuyler; Ustinov, Peter, Sir (foreword): Leonard Bernstein: Notes from a Friend. A Conversational, Intimate Memoir. (signed). Walker & Co., 1992. 1st Ed. 8vo. 178pp. H/b. in d/w. Presentation copy, signed and dated by the author on the ffep. F / F. £20.00

37. Coppock, J T (John Terence): An Agricultural Atlas of Scotland. John Donald, 1976. 1st Ed. 4to. xv, 242pp. illus. maps. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £10.00

38. People's Journal Entertainer containing A New One Act Play The Salmon Poachers by Joe Corrie; Songs Readings. Recitations etc. Supplement to People's Journal, 11/2/1933. Printed and publ. by John Leng & Co. Ltd., Dundee and London, 1933. 1st Ed. 4to. 16pp. browned paper. A fragile item. Scarce. £40.00

39. Coull, James Reid: The Sea Fisheries of Scotland: A Historical Geography. John Donald, 1996. 1st Ed. 8vo. xvi, 308pp. illus. plates. maps. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £10.00

40. Cruden, Stewart: Scottish Medieval Churches. John Donald, 1986. 1st. Ed. 8vo. xvi, 210pp. illus. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £20.00

41. Cruickshank, Helen B: The Ponnage Pool. (signed). 1968. Cover design by Jack G. Rae. Printed in Edinburgh by Macdonald Printers (letterpress). 1st Ed. 8vo. 71pp. H/b. Signed by the author on the half-title page. Some foxing on the top edge, o/w Fine. D/w minor repair top spine, VG. £9.00

SOLD 42. Cruickshank, Helen B: More Collected Poems. Gordon Wright, 1978. Cover illus. by K. Houston. Printed in Scotland by Lindsay & Co. Bound in Scotland by Letts Andersons. 1st Ed. 16mo. 47 pp. Frontis photo illus. of the author by G[ordon] Wright. H/b bound in green buckram. Gilt lettering. Fine. £15.00

43. Cullen, L M and T C Smout: Comparative Aspects of Scottish & Irish Economic and Social History 1600-1900. John Donald, 1977. 1st. Ed. 8vo. viii, 252pp. illus., map. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £55.00

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44. Davidson, Hilda Ellis, (edited by): The Seer in Celtic and Other Traditions. John Donald, 1989. 8vo. 146pp. H/b. VG. £75.00

45. Davies, R Rees (ed. by); Pryce, Huw; Lydon, James; Smith, Jenkyn Beverley; Carr, Antony D; Tuck, Anthony: The British Isles 1100-1500: Comparisons, Contrasts and Connections. John Donald, 1988. 1st Ed. xi, 159pp. 2 maps, 2 genealogical tables. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £50.00

46. Devine, T M: Scottish Elites. John Donald, 1994. 1st Ed. 8vo. xi, 194pp. P/b. Mint. £7.00

47. Devine, T M: The Tobacco Lords: a Study of the Tobacco Merchants of Glasgow and their Trading Activities, c. 1740-90. John Donald, 1975. 1st Ed. 8vo. 8vo. xi, 210pp. 8 p. of plates: illus., geneal. table, maps, plan, ports. H/b. in (small closed tear) d/w. Unread book. £55.00

48. Perry, Anne (Juliet Hulme): (a crime writer with a background See Ian Rankin talks to Anne Perry interview 18 August 2007 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_oYT9mvChw Handwritten postcard, signed, plus 12 Paperbacks of historical detective fiction. The books are P/bs, G or VG, most of them signed by the previous owner, Ailsa Hamilton (Scottish documentary film producer and author). The thank you postcard was sent by the Anne Perry, now in Scotland, to Ailsa Hamilton and it mentions having met Frank Buchman and Mr Aitken while in the USA, ‘generosity and spiritual caring’. It comes in a stamped envelope and a 2009 ticket for a James Perry & Anne Perry literary event held at the Edinburgh Book Festival on Saturday 29th August 2009. Titles on request. £30.00

49. Dickson, A. F., Captain: Seafaring: a Chosen Profession. John Donald, 1996. 1st Ed. 8vo. vii, 166pp. illus. plates. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £10.00

50. Donnachie, Ian: A History of the Brewing Industry in Scotland. John Donald, 1979. 1st Ed. 8vo. xii, 287pp. illus.plates. maps. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £20.00

51. Dunn, Douglas; Finlay, Ian Hamilton; MacBeth, George; Nicholson, Ben; Conn, Stewart; Massie, Alan: London Magazine. London: 1967-1980. 12 Issues including Scottish poets 1967 Vols. 7/2 (Ian Hamilton Finlay), 7/4 (George MacBeth), 7/5 (Douglas Dunn), 7/9 (G. S. Fraser review of Willa Muir's Memoir); 1969 9/4 & 5 (Ian Hamilton Finlay, Douglas Dunn, Ben Nicholson); 1971 11/3 (Douglas Dunn, George MacBeth), 11/5 (Douglas Dunn, Giles Gordon); 1973 12/6 (Douglas Dunn); 1978 18/1 (letter about Ian Hamilton Finlay); 1979 19/8 (Douglas Dunn - poems and interview); 1980 20/1&2 (Douglas Dunn - a new story), 20/7 (Stewart Conn, Alan Massie). £24.00

52. Dylan, Bob: Writings and Drawings. Jonathan Cape, 1973. 1st British Ed. 4to. 384 p. H/b. Laminated boards (minor wear along the spine). Fine. Prev. owner’s sign. on the ffep. £18.00

53. Dylan, Bob: The Songs of Bob Dylan from 1966 through 1975. New York: Knopf / Cherry Lane, 1978. 121 songs arr. by Ronnie Ball and Milton Okun. Lyrics, music scores for piano

6 7 accompaniment and guitar chords. 1st P/b Ed. 4to. 384 p. P/b. Fine. No slipcase. Prev. owner’s sign. on the ffep. £12.00

54. Corbett, John & Bill Findlay (Editors); Kemp, Robert; Young, Douglas; Carin, Victor; MacMillan, Hector; Arnott, Peter (Translators): Serving twa maisters: five classic plays in Scots translation. Series: Association for Scottish Literary Studies no. 34. University of Glasgow, 2005. Translations from Moliere, Aristophanes, Goldoni, Brecht. Let wives tak tent a free translation into Scots of Molire's L'cole des femmes / by Robert Kemp -- The burdies a comedy in Scots verse from the Greek of Aristophanes / by Douglas Young -- The servant o' twa maisters adapted from Carlo Goldoni's Il servitore di due padroni / by Victor Carin -- The hypochondriak a Scots version of Molire's Le malade imaginaire / by Hector MacMillan -- Mr. Puntila and his man Matti / by Bertolt Brecht in a version by Peter Arnott. 1st Ed. 8vo. xxxvii, 376 p. H/b in d/w. F/F. £10.00

55. Emery, John: European Spoons Before 1700. John Donald, 1976. 1st Ed. 4to. ix, 206pp. illus. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £20.00

56. F. W. I.: Rachel Muir. By the author of ''The Bad Shilling'', ''Sandy Ross'', ''Marley Hall'', ''The Cousins'' etc. With illustrations. London, Edinburgh: Gall & Inglis, [1888?] 1st Ed. 12mo. 64pp. illus. steel engraved plate + frontispiece 'The Sail Down the Clyde'. H/b. No d/w. Rubbed and lightly worn covers. Light soiling throughout. School prize copy: ‘Tullich School, Jany. 1897’. G. £5.00

57. Farmer Harry Horseman (pseud.); MacDonald, G G (ed. by): The wife to get: homely homilies for the home, from an old Hebrew acrostic, wherein a good wife is described, and in which we have a guide for bachelors, a model for maidens, a mirror for matrons. Enlarged edition. (signed). Paisley: Alexander Gardner, 1902. Printed in Elgin at the 'Northern Scot' Office. 8vo. [8], 228, [2] p. H/b. No d/w. Beautiful brown and ochre Arts and Crafts front cover and spine. Rubbed corners. Inscribed and dated from the author (old ink) on the ffep. VG. £25.00

58. Fenton, Alexander: The Shape of the Past. 1. Essays in Scottish Ethnology. John Donald, 1985. 1st Ed. 8vo. viii, 191pp. illus. plans. P/b. M. £8.00

59. Fenton, Alexander: The Shape of the Past. 2. Essays in Scottish Ethnology. John Donald, 1986. 1st Ed. 8vo. vii, 184pp. illus. plans. P/b. M. £8.00

60. Fenton, Alexander: The Northern Isles: Orkney and Shetland. Edinburgh: John Donald, 1978. 1st Ed. 8vo. x, 721pp. illus. maps, plans. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £35.00

61. Fenton, Alexander with Hugh Cheape and Rosalind K Marshall (editors): ROSC Review of Scottish Culture Nos. 1/1984, 3/1987, 6/1990. John Donald and the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland, Annual. 4to. 104pp. illus. P/bs. Mint. £15.00

62. Ferguson, Jim; Kermack, Alison; Legge, Gordon; Warner, Alan; Welsh, Irvine; Hunter, Caroline (illus. by): Folk. More Zoomers. Stromness, Orkney: Clocktower Press/ Time Bombs,

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24 Dundas St., 1993. 1st Ed. 8vo. 20 p. illus. booklet in original illustrated blue covers. Fine. £15.00

63. Ferguson, William: Scotland's Relations with England: a Survey to 1707. John Donald, 1977. 1st Ed. 8vo. vii, 319pp. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £12.00

SOLD 64. Foveran Parish Church: Ythan Pearls gleaned and presented to The Ladies' Work Party, 9th July 1913. Aberdeen: Printed at the ''Aberdeen Daily Journal'' Office, 1913. Late Arts and Crafts book design and tail-piece vignette illus. 1st Ed. 8vo. 68pp. photo illus. frontis. H/b. No d/w. Worn covers. VG. £8.00

sold 65. Fraser, Andrew: The Native Horses of Scotland: Scottish Breeds of Horses and their Folk. John Donald, 1987. 1st Ed. 8vo. v, 186pp. illus. P/b. Minor crease top back cover, o/w As new. £20.00

66. Grounding a world: essays on the work of Kenneth White. The St Andrews Symposium organised by Gavin Bowd and Charles Forsdick at the University of St Andrews 10-11 October 2003. Glasgow: Alba Editions 2005. 1st Ed. 8vo. 226 p. P/b. Small defect on the back cover. Unread copy. Brand new. Contributors: Gavin Bowd, Tony McManus, Norman Bissell, Marco Fazzini, Olivier Delbard, Khalid Hajji, John Hudson, Michael Tucker, Pierre Jamet, Padmakara, Anne Bineau, Charles Forsdick, Michele Duclos, Omar Bsaithi, Anne Scott, Jean-Paul Loubes, Stuart Kelly, Kenneth White. With Biography, English and French Bibliography, Notes on contributors. £30.00

SOLD 67. George Bruce, Maurice Lindsay, Edwin Morgan, Alexander Scott, Roderick Watson (edited by): Scottish Poetry, Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. EUP / University of Glasgow Press / Carcanet Press, 1966-1976. 1st Ed. Prev. owner’s sign. A beautiful collection. £50.00

68. Glazier, Richard, (1851-1918): A Manual of Historic Ornament: treating upon the evaluation, tradition, and development of architecture and the applied arts prepared for the use of students and craftsmen. Batsford, 1948. 6th. Ed, revised and enlarged with 700 illustrations by the author and from photographs. Illus. incl. sections, elevations and plans. 4to. [viii], 184pp. H/b. No d/w. Worn cloth. Ex lib. Edinburgh School of Painting. VG. £7.00

69. Glen, Duncan: The Tide Rises at Dysart: with photographs by Duncan Glen; an Akros Keepsake for Christmas 2001. (signed). [Kirkcaldy]: Akros, Lady Nairn Avenue, 2001. 1st Ed. 8vo. 36 p. illus. booklet. Inscribed and signed by the author on the ffep. Fine. £10.00

70. Glen, Duncan: A Cled Score. Poems. (signed) Akros, Preston, 1974. 40pp. H/b. in d/w. Word leet / glossary inserted [2] p. Inscribed, signed and dated by the author on the ffep. Fine. £15.00

71. Glen, Duncan: Realities Poems. (signed) Akros, 1980. 1st Ed. 8vo. 191 pp. P/b. F. Inscribed, signed and dated by the author on the ffep. £25.00

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72. Goossens, Martine (text); Esbroeck, Marnix van (photos); Ball, Gregory (English transl.): The Flemish Parliament. Lannoo, 1997. 1st Ed. 4to. 143pp. lavish colour illus. H/b. in repaired d/w (small closed tear). F / VG. £30.00

73. Gray, Michael: The Art of Bob Dylan: Song & Dance Man. London: Hamlyn, 1981. New Ed. 4to. 236 p. 1 facsim., photo illus. Includes index. P/b. Fine. Prev. owner’s sign. £2.00

74. Gregory, Donald: The History of the Western Highlands and Isles of Scotland, from A. D. 1493 to A. D. 1625, with a Brief Introductory Sketch, from A. D. 80 to A. D. 1493. John Donald, 1975. Scottish Reprint Library Vol. 4. Reprint of 1881 ed. 8vo. 454pp. H/b. in d/w. Mint/ Mint. £25.00

75. Greig, Andrew: Two titles: Men on Ice. Poems. Canongate, 1977. 1st Ed. P/b. Fine. and Surviving Passages. Canongate, 1982. 1st Ed. P/b. Fine. £10.00

76. Gudmundar saga Arasonar: The life of Gudmund the Good, bishop of Holar / translated from the original Icelandic sources by G. Turville-Petre and E. S. Olszewska. [London] Viking Society for Northern Research, 1942. xxvii, 114 p. ill., frontis. geneal. table, map. Printed card covers, repaired along bottom spine. VG. £18.00

77. Gulvin, Clifford: The Scottish Hosiery and Knitwear Industry 1680-1980. John Donald, 1984. 1st Ed. 8vo. 164pp. map. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £8.00

78. Halliday, James; McIlvanney, William; MacCormick, Neil, Prof; Rosie, George; Hendry, Joy; Kemp, Arnold; Reid, George: Seven Scottish pamphlets by seven Scottish contemporary writers and political thinkers. Edinburgh: SNP Publications, 1987-1995. 1) Heritage of Scotland 1 Series: 'Scotland the Separate: The Historical Basis and Characteristics of Nationalist Aspirations in Scotland' / Halliday, n.d.; plus Six Donaldson Lectures: 2) 'Stand Scotland where it did?' / McIlvanney, 1987; 3) 'Constitution and Democracy' / MacCormick, Prof, 1988; 4) 'The Englishing of Scotland' / Rosie, 1989; 5) 'Flourishing under the Burden of Nationhood' / Hendry, 1992; 6) 'A Dream of Unity' / Kemp, 1993; 7) 'Home Thoughts from Abroad: Oh, to Be in Britain?' / Reid, 1995. 1st Ed. 8vo. Booklets. Sticker on top covers. F. £14.00

79. Hamilton, Edward: Vitrified Forts on the West Coast of Scotland. (signed) [London: Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 1880]. Offprint from 'Archaeological Journal vol. XXXVII, 1880, p.227-243. Inscribed 'To the Glasgow Archaeological Society from the Author'. 8vo. 17pp. 2 plates. Minor corrections in the author's own handwriting. £18.00

80. Haweis, Hugh Reginald 1839-1901: Sir Morell Mackenzie: physician and operator - a memoir compiled and edited from private papers and personal reminiscences. W H Allen & Co., 1894. Printed by Gilbert and Rivington, London. 2nd Ed. 12mo. 376 p. frontispiece portrait, facsimile signature of Morell Mackenzie, tissue guard. Facsimile letter from the 'Balmoral Castle' pasted on the ffep. H/b in gilt buckram. Worn case. Gilt lettering rubbed off the spine. Two small ink spots on p. 228. VG. £45.00

81. Henderson, I. A. N.: Discovering Angus and the Mearns. Edinburgh: John Donald, 1997. Reprint of the 1st Ed. 8vo. ix, 219pp. illus. map. P/b. Brand new. £10.00

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82. Henderson, Marion: The Tangle of the Wild. Kilmarnock, Scotland: The Standard Press, 1933. A collection of articles previously published in 'the Bulletin, Glasgow, in the Woman's Page'. With illustrations by Dugald Semple and C. A. Allen. 12mo. 94pp. illus. H/b. No d/w. No ffep. VG. £6.00

83. Hendrie, William F: Discovering the Firth of Forth. John Donald, 1998. 1st Ed. 8vo. viii, 275pp. illus. map. portraits. P/b. Mint. £12.00

84. Herdman, John (ed. by): The County of Berwick: The Third Statistical Account of Scotland. Vol. XXIII. Scottish Academic Press, 1992. 8vo. xvi, 422 p., illus. plates, map. Incl. bibliography and index. H/b. in d/w. As new. £45.00

85. Hill, James: Celtic Warfare: 1595-1763. John Donald, 1995. Reprint of the 1st Ed. 8vo. xi, 204pp. illus. P/b. Mint. Battles which are analysed in detail include Clontibret, Yellow Ford, Moyry Pass, Kinsale, Tippermuir, Aberdeen, Inverlochy, Auldearn, Kilsyth, Killiecrankie, Preston, Sheriffmuir, Prestonpans, Falkirk and Culloden. £10.00

86. Hodgson, Brent: Collected Works: three novels, two lessons, nine haikus and more. Stromness: Clocktower Press, 1992. 1st Ed. 8vo. 16pp. illus. booklet. Fine. £12.00

87. Hogg, James: The Queen's Wake: A Legendary Poem. William Blackwood, Prince's Street and John Murray, Albemarle Street, London, 1819. Printed by Oliver & Boyd in Edinburgh. 6th Ed. 8vo. 384pp. Contemporary half calf, marbled sides, spine gilt in 5 compartments. Title on spine 'Hogg's Queen's Wake'. Heraldic bookplate pasted down on ffep ' Ayton' and the Todd Family heraldic motto 'Oportet vivere'. Old ink sig. on the title page ' M Morrison, Edina'. Detached front cover, torn but complete spine. Text block clean and tight. £20.00

88. Hogg, James; Steel, Judy (ed.): A Shepherd's Delight: A James Hogg Anthology. Canongate, 1985. 12mo. 167 p. H/b in d/w. F/F. £3.00

89. Hoggard, Stuart & Jim Shields: Bob Dylan: an Illustrated Discography. [Oxford]: Transmedia Express, [1978]. 1st Ed. 8vo. 108, [23] p. P/b. Fine. £4.00

90. Humes, Walter M: The Leadership Class in Scottish Education. John Donald, 1986. 1st Ed. 8vo. x, 228pp. illus. P/b. Mint. £9.00

91. Hunter, John Kelso, (1802-1873); Findlay, Dr. (intro); Smellie, T. (illus.): The retrospect of an artists life: Memorial of West Countrymen and manners of the past half century. Kilmarnock: Standard Press, 1912. New Ed. 8vo. xxi, 345pp., illus. plates, frontis. portrait of the author who was a Scottish cobbler, artist and author born in the parish of Symington, Ayrshire. H/b. No d/w. Some soiling on the covers. Old sign. on ffep. :'James D. Hepburn / Shotts.' VG. £45.00

92. Huxley, M. (Ed. by): 12 Issues / 1945. The Geographical Magazine. Incl a Scottish Number (July). Chatto and Windus, 1945. Printed by R & R Clark, Edinburgh. Monthly periodical. Illus. Issues for 1945: Jan (articles and illus. by Edward Bawden, J G Hubback,

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Steven Runciman, Grigore Nandris; cover photo illus. by Paul Popper), Febr., March (incl. articles by Leonard Woolf, Major Philip Gribble, a famous military correspondent in WW2), April - Tenth Anniversary Number (cover illus. by Bill Brandt, article and colour illus. by artist Edward Bawden), June (with photogravures by Cassie Gaisford), July (cover photo illus. 'At Scottish Highland Games', articles by Lt. Col. Jocelyn Gibb 'A North-West Highland Sheep Farm', George Scott-Moncrieff: 'White Coal and the Highland Landscape', Iona and Denis Wright), August (''War Artist in Iceland' article and colour illus. by Thomas Hennell RWS; 'Kusasi Musicians' -Notes and Photographs by G S Cansdale), September ('Masked Plays of South-Eastern Nigeria' by G I Jones, 'A Casualty' short story by Chun-Chan Yeh), October (articles by Moray McLaren: 'Poland in Exile', Oliver Warner, Frank Smythe: 'Ski-ing in the Canadian Rockies' - article and Kodachrome illus.; B P Uvarov, B L Coombes: 'Singing Wood'), November (articles by: Stephen Bone: 'The End of the War in Northern Norway' - text and illus.; H. J. Massingham, Prof. T S Simey: 'The Welfare of the West Indies', E A Maynier: 'Jonathan'; 8 Photogravures by Stanley Anderson RA, RE with facsimile autograph), December (articles by: Lord Rennell, Edward Lynam: 'Period Ornament, Writing and Symbols on Maps, 1250-1800'; R H K Marett: 'Mexico', R W Moore, Patrick Ryan). Post-war colour advertising. £35.00

93. 1) Hunter-Weston, Aylmer Gould, Sir; Shaw, M (ed.); 2) Scot, William; (ed.) 3) Winter, Rev. Canon: Some family papers of the Hunters of Hunterston / edited for Lt. General Sir Aylmer Hunter-Weston of Hunterston / + Parish Lists of Wigtonshire and Minnigaff 1684 + Register of births & marriages for the Episcopal congregation St Andrews, 1722-1787. Printed for the Society by J. Skinner & Company Ltd., 1916 - 1925. Three Record books bound together by Henderson & Bisset - Edinburgh bookbinders - for the Scottish Record Society. 1st Ed. 4to. 90pp. / 107pp. / 28pp. Buckram boards. Gilt spine. Foxed eps. and title page. Fine. Published in 1916, Parish Lists of Wigtownshire and Minnigaff, 1684, contains nominal rolls recorded in 1684 of all persons over the age of 12, by parish, and domicile. £85.00

94. Ishbel Maria Hamilton-Gordon, Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair: The Deeside Field. Seventh Number, 1935. (signed) Printed at the Aberdeen Univ. Press, 1935. 1st Ed. 4to. viii, 96pp. 30 monochrome photo illus. plates. Bagpipe music. Colour frontis. Inscribed by Ishbel Aberdeen and Temair on ffep and dated. H/b. No d/w. Some rubbing. VG. £15.00

Note: Ishbel Maria Hamilton-Gordon, Marchioness of Aberdeen and Temair, GBE (15 March 1857 - 18 April 1939) was a Scottish author, philanthropist and an advocate of woman's interests. Lady Aberdeen is credited with introducing the Golden Retriever to Canada and her father, Sir Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks, 1st Baron Tweedmouth, a Scottish aristocrat, is best known as the originator of the breed. Lady Aberdeen was president of the International Council of Women for thirty-six years (1893 - 1936) and the National Council of Women of Canada for six years (1893 - 1899). When her husband was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, she took up the fight against tuberculosis, starting the Woman's National Health Association. In 1897, when her husband was Governor general of Canada, she founded the Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada. She was also the first President of the Organization. At this time she also established the May Court Club, the first women's only service club in North America.

95. J.M. Milner, J.S. Alexander, A.M. Griffin; van Vlissingen, Paul (Foreword): A Highland Deer Herd and Its Habitat. Letterewe Estate. London: Red Lion House, 2002. 1st Ed. 8vo. 367pp. photo illus. maps. figures. H/b. in repaired d/w. F/VG. £25.00

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96. Jackson, L N: Carmina medici. (signed) Printed for the author by Headley Brothers Ltd, London and Ashford Kent, [1964]. Light verse and parodies.1st Ed. 12mo. 56pp. P/b. Lightly soiled covers. VG. Insc. by the author on the ffep., signed and dated. £10.00

97. James Brown & Co.: Esk Mills Jubilee 1898-1948 [A Jubilee Year] (signed by the author). Penicuik, Esk Mills: Printed for private circulation / James Brown & Co., Ltd. [1948] Printers: Pillans and Wilson, Edinburgh. Printed on Esk Mills Superfine White Art Paper, size 23 x 36, 80 lbs. 1st Ed. 8vo. 30 pp. Frontis. b/w portrait illus. of James Brown, the founder. Hardback. Red cloth, gilt lettering. No d/w. Inscribed by the author to his son and dated October 15th 1948. Minor rubbing at the corners. F. £20.00

98. Jamieson, George (Session Clerk, Tay Square Church, Dundee): Tay Square Church, Dundee: A Centenary Retrospect. [With plates.] Dundee: printed and published by Paul & Matthew, 1932. 1st Ed. 4to. 187pp. photo illus. in text and plates. frontispiece portrait of Rev. John Mansie. H/b. No d/w. Ex library 'JOHN LENG & Co. LTD.' DUNDEE'. Worn covers, missing 1in. cloth at the bottom of the spine. Inside clean, tight and bright. £15.00

99. Johnson, Christine: Two titles: Developments in the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland 1789-1829. John Donald, 1983. 1st Ed. 8vo. 264pp. maps. H/b. in d/w. Mint. and Scottish Catholic Secular Clergy, 1879-1989. John Donald, 1991. 1st Ed. 8vo. 516pp. H/b. in price unclipped d/w. Mint. £15.00

100. Johnson, David: Scottish Fiddle Music in the 18th Century: a musical collection and historical study. John Donald, 1984. 90 pieces of music edited from eighteenth-century sources. These range from short dances to fiddle pibrochs and sonatas on Scots tunes and include pieces by McGibbon, Munro, Oswald, McLean, Dow, Mackintosh, and Neil and Nathaniel Gow. 1st Ed. 4to. x, 258pp. facsims., music. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £55.00

101. Jonzon, Gerd (1930-1993); Hamilton, Ailsa (1933-2010): Vattenbarerska. Dikter. (signed) Stockholm: Ide och Kultur, 1967. Poems. Bi-lingual edition. 31 poems in Swedish and 8 poems in English. 1st Ed. 8vo. 48pp. illus. P/b. Inscribed, signed and dated by the author. Plus a handwritten translation by Ailsa Hamilton - Scottish documentary film producer, author and mentor - of a poem on page 23 (from Swedish in English), loosely inserted. VG. £25.00

102. Josep Maria Ainaud, Catalonia (Spain). Departament de la Presidencia: Cent anys de Catalanisme: A proposit del centenari de les Bases de Manresa. Barcelona: Generalitat de Catalunya, 1993. In Spanish. 1st Ed. 4to. 414pp. illus. P/b. Brand new, still shrink-wrapped. £20.00

103. Kelsall, Helen and Keith: Scottish Lifestyle 300 Years Ago: New light on Edinburgh and Border Families. John Donald, 1986. 1st Ed. 8vo. vii, 224pp. illus. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £15.00

104. Keppie, Lawrence: Scotland's Roman Remains: an introduction and handbook / foreword by Edwina V.W. Proudfoot. John Donald, 1998. 2nd Ed. 8vo. xi, 196pp. illus., maps, plans. P/b. M. £7.00

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105. Knox, James: Airdrie Bards Past and Present. Airdrie: Baird & Hamilton, 1930. Issued by the Airdrie Burns Club. 1st. Ed. viii, 8vo. 350pp. H/b. No d/w. Pale spotting on the endpapers. Rubbed corners. Very good, tight copy. £20.00

106. Laing, Joyce: Angus McPhee, Weaver of Grass. Lochmaddy, North Uist: Taigh Chearsabhagh Art Centre and Museum, 2000. An illustrated biography.1st Ed. 12mo. 95pp. Photo illus. P/b. As new. Joyce Laing discovered the work of Angus MacPhee in the grounds of Craig Dunain Psychiatric Hospital, near Inverness in 1977. £18.00

107. Leonard, Tom: Places of the mind: The Life and Work of James Thomson (B.V.). Jonathan Cape, 1993. 1st Ed. 8vo. xv, 407 p. 8 p of plates. H/b in dust jacket. Prev. owner's name. F/F. £12.00

108. Lochhead, Liz: Miseryguts. A theatre programme. Edinburgh: Royal Lyceum Theatre Company, 2002. 1st ed. 8vo. 28pp. illus. booklet. (biographies, interview). VG. £5.00

109. Lochhead, Liz: The Big Picture. A theatre programme. Dundee: Dundee Repertory Theatre, 1988. 1st ed. 8vo. 16pp. illus. booklet. VG. £12.00

110. Logan, James: The Scottish Gael: or, Celtic manners, as preserved among the Highlanders ... / by the late James Logan; edited, with memoir and notes, by Alex Stewart. In 2 volumes. John Donald, 1976. Facsimile reprint of the 1876 ed. published by H. Mackenzie, Inverness. 8vo. 2 vols. 394pp. and 440pp. illus. H/bs. in d/ws. Inscribed on the ffep. by the two John Donald publishers, Donald [Morisson] and Gordon Angus. As new / As new. £30.00

111. Lugton, Alan: The Making of Hibernian: 1893-1914, 2, the Brave Years; foreword by Tom O'Malley. John Donald, 1997. 1st Ed. 8vo. xii, 276pp. illus. plates. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £45.00

112. Lynch, Michael, Michael Spearman and Geoffrey Stell (edited by): The Scottish Medieval Town. John Donald, 1988. 1st Ed. 8vo. 344pp. illus. H/b. in d/w. Brand new. Mint. £70.00

113. MacColla, Fionn: Two titles: Scottish Noel (1500's). Privately published, [1958]. 1st Ed. 12mo. 68 p. H/b in d/w. F / F. And the Cock Crew. Glasgow: John Burns & Sons, 1962 A Highland novel. 191 p. H/b. in d/w. F / G. £5.00

114. MacDiarmid, Hugh: A Drunk Man Looks at the Thistle. (signed) 200 Burns Club, 1962. The famous long poem sequence in Scots. Small 8vo. 120pp. H/b. in dust jacket. Autographed by Hugh MacDiarmid in black pen on the title page. Mint. £85.00

115. Macdougall, Norman: James III: a Political Study. John Donald, 1982. 1st Ed. 8vo. 338pp. H/b. in d/w. Mint. £35.00

116. MacFarlane, P[atrick]: Focalair ur Gaelig agus Beurla. A new and copious vocabulary, in two parts the first part consisting of English and Gaelic; the second, of Gaelic and English; Vol. 2 only. Edinburgh: Printed for the Author by R. Menzies, and sold by A. Constable and Co., 1815. By P. Macfarlane, translator of Doddridge's Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul, Blair's

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Sermon, Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. Added title page in Gaelic. Gaelic and English vocabulary. Caption title to Part 2 Focalair ur Gaelig agus Beurla. a reir ordugh na h-aibidil, maille ri laileigin de sheoladh chum a Ghaelig a Leughadh. Dun-Eudainn. 8vo. 152pp. H/b. Foxed eps. Worn covers, cracked spine. Good reading copy. Stock ref 9379. £35.00

SOLD 117. MacGill-Eain, Somhairle/ Maclean, Sorley: Reothairt is Contraigh Taghadh de Dhain 1932-72 (Spring Tide and Neap Tide. Selected Poems 1932-72). Canongate, 1977. A bi-lingual edition. His own line-by-line English translations appear on the page facing the Gaelic. 1st Ed. 8vo. 182pp. H/b. in d/w. F/F. Prev. owner’s sign. on ffep. £10.00

118. Mackenzie, Bridget: Piping Traditions of the North of Scotland. John Donald, 1998. 1st Ed. 8vo. xiv, 370pp. illus. P/b. Mint. £30.00

119. Mackenzie-Stuart, Alexander John, Lord: A French King at Holyrood. John Donald, 1995. How the Comte d'Artois, the youngest brother of Louis XVI, arrived in Edinburgh in 1796 and occupied the Palace of Holyroodhouse until at least 1803; how he was afterwards crowned King Charles X of France, abdicated in 1830, and again sought refuge at Holyrood. 1st Ed. 8vo. x, 142pp. [8]p. of plates: illus. maps, portraits. P/b. Mint. £10.00

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