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Inventory Acc.5000 (Incorporating Acc.7873 and Dep.312) = = = = = = = = = = = = = = National Library of Scotland Manuscripts Division George IV Bridge Edinburgh EH1 1EW Tel: 0131-466 2812 Fax: 0131-466 2811 E-mail: [email protected] © Trustees of the National Library of Scotland CONTENTS I. BUSINESS RECORDS a) Editorial, (1-16). b) Production, (17-41). c) Administration, (42-73). d) Buildings and Property, (74-75). e) Historical Records, (76-79). II. AUTHORS a) Agreements/Assignations, (80-81). b) Agencies, (82-95). c) Reports/Royalties, (96-139). III. LETTER BOOKS a) Nineteenth Century, (140-144). b) Twentieth Century, (145-187). IV. 19th CORRESPONDENCE (see separate list) a) Special, (188). b) Literary/Business, (189-219). V. 20th CORRESPONDENCE Roneo System (220-1108), (index in slip folders). VI. MISCELLANEOUS (1109-1119). VII. DARIEN PRESS (1120-1127). VIII. LONGMANS (BUSINESS RECORDS) a) Administration, (1128-1170). b) Production, (1171-1207). c) Editorial, (1208-1239). d) Authors i Royalties, (1240-69) ii Book Files, (1270-1387). IX. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL (OLIVER & BOYD) (1388-1424) Trade Catalogues/Educational Works, etc. X. ADDITIONAL MATERIAL (OLIVER & BOYD) (1425) Miscellaneous I. BUSINESS RECORDS a) Editorial 1. Copyright Ledger No.1, (1818-26). 2. Copyright Ledger No.2, (1824-37). 3. Copyright Ledger No.3, (1838-57). 4. Copyright Ledger No.4, (1847-96). 5. Copyright Ledger No.5, (1862-98). 6. Copyright Ledger No.6, (1897-1914). 7. Copyright Ledger No.7, (1912-26). 8. Copyright Ledger No.8, (School Books), (1926-50). 9. Copyright Ledger No.9, (General), (1926-50). 10. Copyright Ledger No.10, (School Books), (1935-56). 11. Copyright Ledger (Gurney & Jackson), 1921-46). 12. Copyright Ledger (Chemical Works; Gurney & Jackson), 1923-49. 13. Copyrights Registered at Stationers’ Hall, listing works deposited, together with correspondence and other documents, (1846-96). 14. Copyright charges and Warehouse Debit Account, (1900-1901). 15. Copyright Valuation Book, (1908), (Placed on top shelf, Press 858). 16. Commission Ledger No.12, (1913-52). b) Production 17. Impression Book, (1873-1941). 18. Machine and Press Work Book, (1890-96). 19. Machine and Press Work Book, (1905-16). 20. Machine Room Book, (1916-27). 21. Machine Room Book, (1927-37). 22. Cost Book No.2, (1834-94). 23. Cost Book No.1, (1923-25). 24. Cost Book No.2, (1925-28). 25. Cost Book No.3, (1928-32). 26. Cost Book No.4, (1932-39). 27. Cost Book No.5, (1939-53). 28. Plant Book, (1897-1918). 29. Plant Book, (1919-1940). 30. Bookbinding Plant Book, (1898-1949). 31. Binding Day Book, No.21, (1936-48). 32. Binding Price Book, (1942-52). 33. Binding (Miscellaneous), (1947-52). 34. Mr J Grant’s Quire Stock Book, (1901-1916). 35. Gurney & Jackson, Sheet Stock Book, (1903-51), (Placed on top shelf Press 858). 36. Paper Stock Book, (1913-35). 37. Sheet Stock Book No.12, (1923-50), (Placed on top shelf Press 858). 38. Estimating Book, (1912-20). 39. Printer’s Day Book No.12, (1930-33). 40. Printer’s Day Book No.13, (1933-36). 41. Printer’s Day Book No.14, (1937). c) Administration 42. Warehouse Wages Book, (1851-91). 43. Warehouse Wages Book, (1891-1912). 44. Wage Book, (1912-21). 45. Wage Book, (1921-30). 46. Wage Book, (1930-39). 47. Printing Wages Book, (1903-12). 48. Printing Wages Book, (1912-17). 49. Printing Wages Book, (1917-23). 50. Printing Wages Book, (1929-34). 51. Advertising Accounts, (1815-25). 52. Advertising Accounts, (1825-32). 53. Advertising Accounts, (1833-39). 54. Advertising Accounts, (1840-47). 55. Advertising Accounts, (1848-54). (Some 1830-35, 1892-9). 56. Advertising and other (mainly lawyers’) Accounts, (early 20th cent). 57. Advertising Ledger, (1889-1902). 58. Oliver & Boyd’s Publications, (1812-1900): Profit or Loss. (Summaries from Ledgers reported as inaccurate by M I Berrill). 59. Sales of Oliver & Boyd Publications, (1896-1909). (30 June 1896 - with other particulars - to 1909) 60. Sales of Oliver & Boyd publications, (1910-41). 61. Oliver & Boyd Balance Sheets, (1897-1950). 62. Oliver & Boyd Balance Sheets, (1932-62). 63. Oliver & Boyd Balance Sheets, (1932-62). (Accounts, sheets, memoranda and reports to directors of O & B by Wallace and Sommerville, Chartered Accountants). 64. Minute Book (O & B), (1930-52). 65. Minute Book Weekly Meetings, (1955-61). 66. Minute Book Meetings, (1961-64). 67. Minute Book Monthly Meetings, (1952-62). 68. ‘Gurney & Jackson’s Publications: Sales made by Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh’. 69. Cash Sales Book, (1954). 70. Pension Cash Scheme Book, (1968-74). 71. Petty Cash Book, (1934-37). 72. Private Ledger, 1896). 73. Ledger, (1927). d) Buildings and Property 74. Two files of insurance policies, plans, rent/rate accounts, (20th cent). Block plan of Oliver & Boyd’s Tweeddale Court property, (1896). Plan of proposed new store, St Mary’s Street, (1937). File re property/business, St Mary’s Street. Expenses, (1940). Duplicate Inventory and Appraisment, (1967). 75. Miscellaneous correspondence on property, (1933-47). Correspondence between Tweeddale Court and Town Council, (1921-22). Inventory, Tweeddale Court, (1919). Development, St Mary’s Street. Correspondence re St Mary’s Street. Lease 39A Welbeck Street. Correspondence with the owners of World’s End Close. Correspondence with the New Palace Cinema re gate in Fountain Close. Correspondence with St Patrick’s Church re wall. Miscellaneous discharges and deeds of trust. Miscellaneous Journal agreements. Catalogue: Sale of bookbinders machinery and plant, (St Mary’s Street, 1920). Plan: Tweeddale Court to Cowgate, with photograph, (1962). e) Historical Records 76. Parcel of Oliver & Boyd photographs. 77. (i) A large box of photographs relating to the firm of Oliver & Boyd (ii) Four papers, (1825) concerning John Borthwick Gilchrist: (a) An advertisement urging the adoption of his ‘Faculty of Thinking’ system. (b) Re his daily Persion and Hindoostanee Lectures. (c) Key index of his ‘Art of Thinking’ system. (iii) Press cuttings: (a) Kelso Weekly Journal, 6th Oct 1813, (school books), three cuttings, 1812 and 1815 (two). (b) Advertisement concerning O & B’s recently published works, including Goldsmith’s Vicar of Wakefield. (c) Notice of sale: Tweeddale Court 2/Feb/1808. (d) Edinburgh Journal, 21 Feb 1808: advertisment for new works. (iv) Title page and frontispiece of Poems in the Scots and English Dialect on various occassions, by James Alexander Linen, Greenlaw, (1815). (photocopy). (v) Photograph of 19th print of Tweeddale Court, showing steps down to what was once a corn store for Sir Thomas Boyd’s carriage horses together with prints. (vi) MS: “Memorandum respecting the history of the King’s visit”, (1822). (vii) Discharge and Renunciation, Alexander and Duncan Cowan to Oliver & Boyd over Tweeddale Court. (viii) Burgess Tickets granted to Oliver & Boyd, (1817 and 1850). (ix) Scotsman 9th Dec 1820 (photocopy): Books published by Oliver & Boyd; sale of Tweeddale Court. (x) Contract, 1825. (xi) Theatre poster published by Oliver & Boyd: ‘Rob Roy’, (1/Dec/1826). (xii) Early sheet of Oliver & Boyd writing paper. (xiii) Copy of inscription to Thomas Oliver, (1775-1853) in Grange Cemetery, Edinburgh. (xiv) Printing specimen, Oliver & Boyd. (xv) Circular letter of Charles Dickens 7 July 1842, re American piracy of British works. (xvi) Engraving, High Street, Edinburgh, (1841) by W H Lizars. 78. (i) Traveller’s notebook (circa 1825). (The Traveller in question was commissioned by Oliver & Boyd to journey round Scotland and the North of England in order to find reputable dealers/booksellers for their publications. He was probably connected with the London firm of Whittaker). (ii) Letters: (a) Thin to Grant, (1896). (b) Sir Thomas Boyd to Thin, 13 Nov 1896. (c) Thin to Grant, (1932). (d) - Grant, (1950). (e) Standard letter, (10 Nov 1896) from Oliver & Boyd informing customers of transfer of business to Thin, Thin and Grant (2). (iii) History of Tweeddale Court: Papers include information on Neale Lange (early proprietor of Tweeddale Court). Postcards from C B Boog-Watson to Mr Grant, (1932-33) with information on early Oliver & Boyd apprentices. (iv) ‘Scotsman’ obituary: Sir Thomas J Boyd (23rd August 1902). (v) Two copies of poem on Oliver & Boyd (7th July 1949), by J W Oliver. (vi) Re Oliver & Boyd Bowling Club, 1958. (vii) Blank ‘memorandum of agreement’ forms. (viii) Menus for dinners honouring 1) Bannerman, 2) McMillan, 3) ? (ix) Bannerman’s Catalogue. (x) Letter re early authors published by Oliver & Boyd, (1965). (xi) Miscellaneous relevant newspaper cuttings, (file). (xii) Council of Industrial Design Certificate, (1947). (xiii) Copy of Discharge and Renunciation of Tweeddale Court Property. (Alexander Cowan, 1929). (xiv) Oliver & Boyd colophon design by Joan Hassall, (1946). (xv) Used bank cheque, (6 Nov 1916). (xvi) Page from Edinburgh Gazette, (17 Nov 1896). (xvii) Order of Service Leaflets: (a) Funeral of G F Cunningham, (1967). (b) Funeral of W Collins. (xviii) Pamphlets: (a) Employees’ Annual Outing to Rothesay, (16 June 1951). (b) Barry Duncan Catalogue, (1948). (c) ‘Publications de Victor Masson et Fils’, (1804-1964). (xix) Souvenir Brochure, Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce, (1785- 1945). 79. (i) MS ‘The Hive’, 1st volume. (ii) Caledonian Mercury, (2 July 1836). (iii) Cook correspondence: Letter from John Cragg to Boyd sending ‘Eight lives of Cook’ and returning Cook’s signature, (1833). Memorandum, by Boyd, of conversation with John Cragg, (1830). (iv) List of Educational Works, Oliver & Boyd, (Oct 1855). (v) Cause: Thomas Baillie v Peter Hewitt, (26 Jan 1820). (vi) Advertising Accounts with newspapers, (1854-61). (vii) Accounts for masonry work, (1837-39). (viii) Almanac Letters, (1898): From notables and others in business and trade, commenting on the continuing success of the ‘Almanac’. (ix) Almanac History, (1841-1932); with a letter to James McKenna (of Collins, Glasgow), re the history of the ‘Almanac’. II. AUTHORS a) Agreement/Assignations 80. Folders of Agreements, 1828-31, 1837-38, 1840-54, 1855-67; of Assignations and Conveyances, 1814-29 (including Sir Walter Scott), 1830-81.