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Catalogue Catalogue Scottish Publisher, Wholesaler & Distributor LOMOND BOOKS, MAPS, CALENDARS, JIGSAWS, TOYS NOVEMBERSUMMER 2019 2019 CATALOGUE CATALOGUE SCOTTISH PUBLISHER, WHOLESALER & DISTRIBUTOR This catalogue: Date: ____________ Has been left for you by your Sales Representative: ______________________ Contains a customer order for: ______________________________________ www.lomondbooks.com 01506 855955 [email protected] LOMOND BOOKS...................................3 General Picture Flats £1.99..............24 HUMOUR...............................................51 General Story Books.........................24 COLIN BAXTER PHOTOGRAPHY.........3 JIGSAWS...............................................51 CHRISTMAS..........................................25 Scottish.............................................51 GW PUBLISHING....................................4 Children’s..........................................51 CLANS & TARTANS.............................26 General.............................................51 KESSOCK...............................................5 Clan Names Series...........................26 MAPS.....................................................52 LYRICAL SCOTLAND (Picturing Scotland)....5 FAMOUS SCOTS..................................27 Scottish National...............................52 Charles Rennie Mackintosh..............28 Scottish Regional..............................53 LOMOND CALENDARS..........................6 Mary Queen of Scots........................28 Scottish Street...................................53 Robert Burns.....................................28 Scottish Topical.................................54 COLIN BAXTER CALENDARS...............6 Robert the Bruce...............................28 Scottish Cycle...................................54 William Wallace.................................28 Scottish Historical.............................55 LYRICAL SCOTLAND CALENDARS.....6 Scottish Walking...............................55 FICTION.................................................28 Around & About.................................56 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTION..................7 Scottish.............................................28 Ordnance Survey..............................57 General.............................................31 UK National.......................................60 LOMOND STICKIES................................8 FOOD & DRINK.....................................31 NATURAL HISTORY.............................60 SCOTTISH SPECIAL VALUE.................9 Scottish Cookery...............................31 Scottish.............................................60 Biography............................................9 Whisky..............................................32 General.............................................60 Children’s............................................9 General Drink....................................33 Fiction.................................................9 General Food....................................33 OUTDOORS..........................................62 Food & Drink.......................................9 Cycling..............................................62 Guides.................................................9 GIFT BOOKS.........................................34 Golf...................................................62 History.................................................9 Scottish.............................................34 Other Outdoor Pursuits.....................62 Outdoors...........................................10 Photography......................................35 Reference.........................................10 General.............................................36 REFERENCE.........................................62 Scottish.............................................62 BIOGRAPHY.........................................11 GIFTS.....................................................37 Gaelic & Scots..................................63 Scottish.............................................11 Running Press..................................38 General.............................................63 General.............................................12 GUIDE BOOKS......................................39 STATIONERY........................................63 CALENDARS & DIARIES.....................12 Scottish National Guides...................39 Scottish.............................................63 Lomond Multi Buy Scottish...............12 Scottish Regional Guides..................39 General.............................................64 Colin Baxter Calendars.....................13 UK Guides.........................................41 Lyrical Scotland.................................13 Topical Guides..................................41 TOYS.....................................................65 Ackerman..........................................65 November 2019 Catalogue Contents November 2019 Catalogue HISTORY...............................................41 HTI ...................................................65 CHILDREN’S.........................................13 Scottish National...............................41 Scottish Activity & Colouring.............13 Scottish Local....................................42 TRANSPORT.........................................68 Scottish Baby & Board......................14 Scottish Military.................................47 Scottish Maritime..............................68 Scottish Gaelic & Scots.....................14 Celts..................................................48 Scottish Motoring..............................69 Scottish History & Reference............15 General.............................................49 Scottish Railway................................69 Scottish Older Fiction........................15 General Military.................................49 General.............................................70 Scottish Story Books.........................17 General Activity & Colouring.............19 HOBBIES...............................................49 WALKING..............................................70 General Baby & Board......................21 Colouring...........................................49 Walking Writing & Narratives............71 General History & Reference............22 Home & Crafts..................................50 Walking & Climbing Skills.................71 General Natural History....................23 Gardening.........................................50 Scottish Walks..................................72 General Science & Environment.......23 Puzzle Books....................................50 UK Walks & Climbs...........................75 General Older Fiction........................23 Lomond Books Ltd 12 -14 Freskyn Place • East Mains Industrial Estate • Broxburn • 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