Edinburgh: Serif Books, 1947. 12mo, stuff card covers with attached light blue jacket. Page edges yellowed; jacket has mild soiling, lightly yellowed spine, front cover a little bowed, VG otherwise. First book from this publisher. A secondary issue, trimmed down, the jacket lettering on front cover touching the fore edge. 15 short stories, some criminous. In Hubin. Scottish author. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: MacGbbon & Kee, 1967. Red boards. pp (69), [3]. Fine copy. Jacket has a small chip and nick at head of spine, VG otherwise. Inscribed by the author to an academic, Biggar, Sept., 1967". Poems publisheed to mark his 75th birthday. Includes a glossary of Scots words.

Edinburgh: Reprographia, 1972. 15 pp, stapled, in black & white photographic card covers. Fine copy. One word on page 12 is corrected by the publishers with a small printed slip pasted over. The speech was about Scottish independence. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Hutchinson, 1967. Octavo, blue boards. Tidy ink owner name at top margin of front free endpaper, with ink date on the other side, very light yellowing to free endpapers; else VG+, in VG bright jacket, flap price intact.

Glasgow: Porteous Brothers, 1880. Octavo, original red bevel edge decorated in blind, gilt lettered, all edges gilt. Pp (viii), 176 + frontispiece illustration ("Death of the Bruce") and one other drawing (steeple with clock face in graveyard in Rutherglen). Spine lightly sunned, with narrow dark stain at lower end; covers have slight darkening and light spotting; tiny ink owner name and two pencil names at front; small abrasion to lower margin of rear pastedown; else a VG clean, tight and unworn copy, text paper fresh. Verse by this Glasgow author, his Preface giving his address as 327 Dalmarnock Road. COPAC locates at NLS and BL only.

Dundee: Printed by John Leng, 1904. Small octavo, maroon cloth gilt, brown endpapers. 200 pp, index. Four plates inserted. Slight rubbing to spine tips and outer corners; cracked inner hinges neatly repaired; occasional light soil spots in text; VG tight copy otherwise, no owner names, cover gilt bright. Auchterhouse Parish, Scotland.

Toronto / London & Edinburgh: McClelland, Goodchild & Stewart / W.& R. Chambers. Canadian issue, from the third printing of Jan., 1916 (first was Nov., 1915, 2nd Dec.) Octavo, red cloth lettered in black and gilt, tan endpapers. pp (2), (262) + colour frontispiece. Book a little leaned, with light spotting to covers; browning to page edges and free endpapers; ink owner inscription at front; slight foxing to first three leaves; else a VG clean, tight and unworn copy. A novel set in Scotland. Waugh was from Thornhill in Dumfriesshire. Scots dialect.

London: A. & C. Black, 1912. Third printing (first was in 1904). Blue pictorial cloth stamped in brown, yellow and white, gilt lettered, top edges gilt. pp (xii), 253 + 75 colour plates with captioned tissue guards. Mild wear to spine corners and outer corners; small bump to upper outer corner of front cover; cracked rear inner hinge neatly repaired; bookstore rubber stamp to lower inner corner of front pastedown (Acres of Books, Long Beach, CA); else a VG copy, no owner names. Inman 71. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

Burlington, Ontario: Perfect Pages of Burlington, 1989. Card covers (not issued in hardcover). pp (10], (425). Neat tape repair to gutter between the 4th and 5 leaves, vertical spine creases from reading, else a VG clean copy. An historical novel of the Orkneymen and Scots who in the early 19th century came to Canada to settle on the the shores of Hudson's Bay and in Upper Canada.

London: Chambers. Second edition, adding a new Preface by Alexander Scott (first ed. was in 1988). Octavo, black boards. Tidy ink owner name at top margin of front free endpaper, with ink date on the other side, else fine in near fine jacket.

London: Unwin, 1896. 12mo, green cloth decorated in blind, gilt lettered, top edges gilt, others untrimmed. pp 260, (6, ads). Spine a little darkened, text paper lightly toned, else a VG clean, tight & unworn copy, no owner names. Ms Spence was from the Shetlands. She taught school in New Zealand in the 1880s before returning home.

London: William Tegg, 1850. Octavo, pp [2], (xii), 602, [4]. Contemporary brown calf with gilt and blind decorative borders to sides, spine with four raised bands, black label, gilt ornament, marbled page edges and endpapers. Arms of Marishal College, Aberdeen. Binding by A. Brown, Aberdeen. Rubbing in panels of spine, else fine, joints and hinges not cracked, no owner names. Pagination is continuous for the two parts. Stewart was a Scottish philosopher and mathematician best known as a popularizer of the Scottish Enlightenment, especially through his lectures at Edinburgh University. Nice copy.

Aberdeen, Scotland: Privately printed (Greyfriars Press), 1905. 12mo, hardcover, purple cloth stamped in gilt, dark grey endpapers. [48] pp + frontispiece portrait. Spine faded with mild light wear to tips; partial crack to front inner hinge; else a VG clean and unworn copy. Posthumously published verse by this Scottish (Cairnie, Aberdeenshire) author. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced

Minneapolis: Bethany House, 1987. Faux leather spine and decorated boards, tartan endpapers. pp 400 + plates. Index. Lacking the rear free endpaper, just a little leaned, else fine. A very detailed study focusing on MacDonald's spiritual side. Including useful checklists of first and subsequent editions.

London: Canongate, 2001. Third printing of the 1993 revised edition. Glossy card covers with flaps. pp 262. Reproductions in colour and b&w. Index. Fine copy. 1.4 kg parcel.

New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1972. Octavo, black cloth. Tanning to inner margins of pastedowns from binding materials; sticker scar on front free endpaper; else fine, no owner names. Price-clipped jacket has slight sunning to red spine titpe, nicks to spine tips, sticker scar to blank top margin of front flap; VG otherwise. First novel of this Orkney author.

Montrose (Scotland): Montrose Town Council, 1914. Octavo, green cloth. pp (4), 208. Cloth crease to upper spine; front cover bowed from damp, with very light damp marks in margins; offset yellowing to free endpapers; 1951 ink inscription at front; else a VG+ copy.

Stirling, Scotland: Eneas Mackay, 1904. Quarto, original dark green cloth, spinie gilt lettered, top edge gilt, other edges rough trimmed. pp (xvi), (327) + plates; indexed. Mild wear to tips of spine and outer corners, 1912 ink gift inscription on front free endpaper, light damp spot a fore margin of rear cover, else a fine, clean & tight copy, inner hinges not cracked. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required..

New York: Revell, no date (1906). Octavo, khaki basket weave cloth lettered and ruled in black, all page edges rough trimmed. 320 pp + frontispiece with tissue guard and three other plates. Text paper lightly toned, page edges tanned. Front inner hinge cracked but firm; yellowing to endpapers and 1908 ink name at front; spine lightly darkened with minor wear at ends; VG otherwise. Made from sheets of the Edinburgh, 1906, first edition, with a cancel title leaf and an ad for Campbell's Collected Poems (price 6s) at front. The noted Canadian poet's historical novel of days of olde when knights were bolde, set on the North Sea coast of Scotland in the time of Robert the Third. by the noted Canadian poet.