Typescripts.
Found in 3709 Collections and/or Records:
Photocopy typescript of 'Divisions' by Sean McCarthy., Undated.
Photocopy typescript of 'Fire in the basement, a fiery farce', by Pavel Kohout, Scots version by Bill Findlay., Circa 1985.
Photocopy typescript of 'Gang Doun Wi a Sang, a play about William Soutar', by Joy Hendry., Circa 1990.
Photocopy typescript of 'Hell is what you make it' by Ewan MacColl., Undated.
Photocopy typescript of 'The dodo plays', by Clive B Paton, circa 1990, containing explanatory notes and two letters, 1991-1992, from the author., Circa 1990, 1991-1992.
Photocopy typescript of 'The flying doctor', missing pages 22-23., Undated.
Photograph album entitled ‘Chogoria early days, 1922-1930’; with a typescript account of the founding and development of the Mission to 1962 pasted in., 1922-1930, 1962.
Photographic copies of 'Portulan charts of the British Islands'; with a typed list of the charts., 14th century-17th century.
Photographic copies of some family papers of Mr and Mrs Thomas Adams, Alloway, relating chiefly to Mrs Adams’ great-great-uncle, the Reverend Donald Stewart (1803-1831).
Photographs and transcripts of poems by Allan Ramsay, with related correspondence.
Photographs and translations of documents concerning the trial of George Buchanan by the Inquisition at Lisbon.
Photographs of five documents connected with the imprisonment, trial, sentence and release of George Buchanan by the Inquisition in Portugal, 16 August 1550 to 28th February 1552, with descriptive notes (typewritten) by Guthrie.
Photographs and typescript copies of letters of Sir Walter Scott, collected by Sir Herbert Grierson for the centenary edition of Scott's letters.
Some of the letters have not been printed.
At the end are catalogues of letters of Sir Walter Scott to Charles Kirkpatrick Sharpe and other correspondents, 1927, and to his brother Thomas and the latter's wife, undated.
Photographs, by Hamish Brown, of expeditions from Braehead School, Buckhaven.
Inlcudes photograph of the Bass Rock from MV Gardyloo and related printed material.
Photographs of a typescript diary of Lieutenant-Colonel Edward L Strutt, entitled 'Three months of 1919'.
The diary covers the period from February to April 1919, during which Edward Strutt arranged the departure of the Emperor Charles and his family from Austria to Switzerland. The diary is preceded by some notes in typescript by the donor (folio i).
Photographs of notes on respiration, illustrated by graphs, of J S Haldane., 1889-1948, undated.
Also included (folio 46) are a letter, 1947, of the county clerk of Argyll to Naomi Mitchison, and a draft in typescript carbon, with alterations in her hand, of a report, 1948, on fishing by the Highlands and Islands Advisory Panel.
Photostat of a short Scottish prose chronicle to 1482 entitled 'Heir is assignyt ye cause quhy oure natioun vas callyt fyrst ye Scottis'., [1482, or after]-circa 1500.
In the original manuscript in the British Library (Royal MS.17.D.XX) the work forms a continuation of Wyntoun's Chronicle.
The chronicle is followed by a Scottish text, circa 1500, based on a fourteenth-century Latin original, of the supposed letter of Prester John to the Emperor Frederick I (folio 28). A typescript of the latter is also included (folio 32).
Piano reduction of ‘Cleopatra’ by G W Crawford., [?1892-?1941.]
Nine bars of music accidentally omitted in the transcription have been written in on a strip of paper tipped in at folio 19. A typed note on the work found loosely enclosed has been tipped in at MS 21944, folio i.
Play by Sydney Goodsir Smith titled 'The Laughter of the Gods: a myth in five scenes' based on the legend of Theseus and Ariadne., [Circa 1945.]
Plays and adaptations of Stewart Conn, for stage, radio and television., 1960-1998.
Plays of Margaret H Noël-Paton., ?1932-1952, undated.
Margaret Noël-Paton wrote a number plays, chiefly in the 1930s and 1940s. Few were published, although several were performed.
Plays of Moultrie R Kelsall., 1946-1953, undated.
Plays written by Robert McLellan., 1934-1970, undated.
Robert McLellan's early plays were intended for the stage, but he later wrote for both radio and television. Not all were published, and many circulated in typescript copies.
Plays written under the pseudonym 'Gordon Daviot'., Circa 1953.
Published London: Duckworth, 1953.
Playscripts of Muriel Spark., 1957-1966, undated.
Poem, 1956, of Joseph Macleod.
With letter, 1983, of Macleod to George Bruce, enclosing a typescript poem.