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One of five leather bags collected by James MacGrigor. This one is half oval in shape, with black and red tooled leather front flap, decortated with long tooled leather bands and fringes.
That's What You Think! script
Folder of material collected by James F. Mackay, part of Advisory Committee for the student show That's What You Think, performed in 1937. 1. His Majesty's Theatre programme, week commencing 26th April 1937, including details of each act and musical…
The Gateway Strathspey
James Scott Skinner (1843 - 1927) and James Leatham (1865 - 1945) were friendly and collaborated on more than one occasion. Skinner composed this dance tune as an advertisement for LEatham's periodical, The Gateway. He published The Gateway from 1912…
The workes of the most High and Mightie Prince, Iames by the Grace of God, King of Great Britaine, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, &c.
A paraphrase vpon the Reuelation -- Two meditations -- Daemonologie -- Basilicon-doron -- The trew law of free monarchies -- A counter-blast to tobacco -- A discourse of the powder treason -- An apologie for the oath of allegiance -- A praemonition…
Equatorial telescope. A brass telescope mounted on a set of large, ornate brass wheels with finely graduated scales on them.
Universal equatorial instrument. 18th century instrument for positional measurement of stars with telescope mounted on an equatorial mount having finely graduated scales. Brass with 18" circles. Originally made by Sisson. Afterwards divided anew,…
Standard foot. A brass ruler, a foot long, inscribed 'J. Sisson London'.
Included in Observatory equipment of 1823 Marischal College Natural Philosophy Inventory (King's Archives). Value: one guinea', ' Standard foot Examined by Maskelyne ' on paper in Copland's hand sellotaped onto lid. Inscribed 'J Sisson London'.
Reform and Joseph Hume
Title page and introduction to the very long pamphlet discussing Reform and Joseph Hume.