Search Results: Titles starting with G from Byre Books

Ashridge Press Bakewell 1st edition, 2004 A voyage of the mind back to Celtic South West Scotland in AD 400. Signed by the author, with a dedication. VG - the signed title page is slightly marked. 160pp

Edinburgh: William Blackwood and Sons, 1880 Written in Scots (of sorts), this is a humorous skit on Edinburgh luminaries of the time. The illustrative covers are worn, chipped, and detached, internally a little creased but sound, poor.

Dionnasg Gaidhlig na h-Alba, 1971 Reprint. Stapled booklet, covers marked and worn, chipped around the staples, slight foxing throughout, occasional marginal markings, good only.

Stirling: Eneas Mackay, 1953 A useful dictionary of Scottish Gaelic/English. VG, no inscriptions, in DJ that is worn and marked, good.

London: Kenyon - Deane Ltd, 1957 One act comedy for 7 women - reunion of show-girls at 80. Stapled booklet, no inscriptions, good.

Inbhirnis: Club Leabhar, 1971 A Gaelic novel. Light wear to illustrative covers, no inscriptions, VG.

Broughty Ferry: Gairfish, 1993 Essays by Martyn Crucefix and Christopher Harvie, poetry from Ian Duhig, Frank Kuppner and Gael Turnbull. Illustrative covers a little worn and creased, no inscriptions, clean and sound, good.

Broughty Ferry: Gairfish, 1991 A celebration of Neil Gunn and work by J B Pick, Alan Riach, John Burns, Joy Hendry, Meg Bateman, Stewart Conn, Robert Crawford and David Kinloch. Light wear to covers and slight ripple throughout, no inscriptions, clean and sound, good.

Librairie Honore Champion Paris 1975 PB The 13th century French novel, edited by Lucien Foulet. In mediaeval French. Pencil annotation, otherwise bright and sound, good. 289pp 0

Methuen London 1901 HB A romance based on Quaker history. Quaker motifs on front board and spine. Newspaper clipping (also by the author) pasted to front free endpaper. Clipping of author pasted in to prelims. Ex-lib, with some stamps. Green cloth, faded gold lettering and illustration, spine split top and bottom, boards creased. Internally, good. Lacks the frontis. 296pp 0

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Son, 1901 Local ,ore from South West Scotland. A quarterly issue. Spine taped, illustrative covers worn and marked, staples rusty, internally sound, good.

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Son, 1910 Local lore from South West Scotland. A quarterly issue. Illustrative covers a little worn and marked, staples rusty, internally sound, good.

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Sons, 1910 The Autumn edition of this quarterly magazine. Biography, ballads and local lore. Illustrated card covers worn and marked, spine strengthened with tape, no inscriptions, good.

Dumfries: Robert Dinwiddie, 1921 Local lore from South West Scotland. Light wear to illustrative covers, staples rusted, sound, good.

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Son, 1908 Local lore from South West Scotland. A quarterly issue. Spine taped, illustrative covers a little worn and marked, staples rusty, internally sound, good.

Wigtown: G C Books, 2010 Articles re-printed from the Gallovidian magazine, dealing with John Paul Jones. Stapled booklet, no inscriptions, VG.

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Son, 1909 Local lore from South West Scotland. A quarterly issue. Illustrative cover a little worn and marked, staples rusty, internally sound, good.

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Son, 1905 Local lore from South West Scotland. A quarterly issue. Illustrative covers a little worn and marked, staples rusty, internally sound, good.

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Son, 1920 Biography, ballads and local lore. Illustrative card covers a little worn and marked, no inscriptions, staples rusty, good.

Dumfries: J Maxwell & Son, 1906 Local lore from South West Scotland. A quarterly issue. Illustrative covers a little worn and marked, staples rusty, internally sound, good.