Search Results: Authors starting with A from Byre Books

The Historical Association, 1971 Reprint. No 72 in the series Helps for Students of History. A guide to the types of title deed before mid-19th century. Stapled booklet, name to front cover, no other inscriptions, clean and sound, good.

Glasgow: Gowans and Gray, 1924 Verse celebrating historical legends of the Clyde. Blue cloth a little worn, gold lettering and ship design to the front board, eps browned, no inscriptions, some foxing, sound, good, no DJ.

Newton Stewart: The Galloway Gazette, 1965 A book of reminiscences. Light wear to illustrative covers, no inscriptions, Stapled text block with staples rusting, otherwise clean and sound, good.

Newton Stewart: The Galloway Gazette, 1968 A book of reminiscences. Light wear to illustrative covers, no inscriptions, clean and sound, good.

London: The Grampian Club, 1873 Red cloth a little worn and marked, short split to the upper spine, foxing to prelims, pages yellowed, small Glasgow University Library stamp to frontis verso, otherwise good.

London: Ministry of Works, HMSO, 1946 Recommendations for peace-time reconstruction, with diagrams and fold-out plans. Paper covers worn and marked, no inscriptions, good.

Isle of Colonsay: House of Lochar, 1998 Gaelic poems from Colonsay and Oronsay, with a facing English translation. VG, no inscriptions.

London: Oxford University Press, 1970 Second edition, with solutions to the exercises. The reprint with corrections from 1970. An introduction, for geometrical application, with vector and cartesian forms studied side by side. Good in Good DJ, worn cover, text clean and clear with small mark to RFEP, slight age marking on edge of text block.

Cambridge University Press, 1980 In the series New Studies in Archaeology. Illustrative covers a little sunned and creased, no inscriptions, sound, good.

Yale University Press, 1974 Reprint. The Tsembaga Maring. Illustrated with photographs. Very light wear to illustrative covers, no inscriptions, generally VG

Wigtown: GC Books, 2001 The coastal trade from the small harbours of South West Scotland. No inscriptions, VG.

University of Michigan Facsimile reprint, first published in 1850. In the series Michigan Historical Reprint. A rather romantic historical biography. Small crease to front cover, no inscriptions, VG. 0

Martin Secker London 1st 1931 HB A verse-drama in six acts. VG, no inscriptions, pages yellowed, in DJ that is badly chipped 124pp 0

J Garnet Miller London 1963 PB No 85 in a series of one-act plays, a play for 8 women. Sewn booklet, no inscriptions, good. 141pp 0

London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1974 VG, no inscriptions, in VG DJ.

London: John Murray, 1909 Abridged from 'The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' by Edward Gibbon, with b/w illustrations and fold-out maps. Vol one of two only. Red cloth a little marked and sunned, no inscriptions, clean and sound, good, no DJ.

KPMG Amsterdam 1996 pbk International media accountancy experts analyses of film and tv financing structures, tax incentives and rules for each of 16 countries - UK, USA, Canada, Columbia, India, France, Japan, Australia, South Africa, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden. Dent in front cover, o/w VG. 281pp 0

Brown Son & Ferguson, Ltd Glasgow 1956 PB Reprint. A 'Scots comedy'. Good 91pp 0

Brown Son & Ferguson, Ltd Glasgow PB Undated - Scottish Plays No. 187. A one-act farcical comedy. Stapled booklet, good. 24pp 0

Arbroath: Arbroath Herald, 1997 Reprint. Following his adventure by kayak up the West coast of Scotland in the 1930s with Alasdair Dunnett, told in The Canoe Boys, Adam made the first kayak crossing to Lewis. Signed by the author to the title page and with 'To Tom from Seumas' to the front cover verso. VG.