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Facsimile of a map showing Edinburgh as a royal city and capital of Scotland, c 1574. Pencilled inscription on back reads “Braun & Hagenburg, 1574”. Hand-coloured in water-colour. Engraving by Kirkwood.

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Untitled, no attribution. Part of The Three Lothians by Andrew and Mostyn Armstrong, 1773. See "The Grange in the History of Maps," 1991, Plate 2A.

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Facsimile photo-lithograph. From the First Great Atlas 1570. See Ortelius, Abraham “Theatrum Orbis Terrarum” (1570).

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Survey undertaken by the late Robert Smith B.Sc. and William Gardner G. Smith B.Sc., Ph. D., for the Scottish Geographical Magazine, 1905. Copyright, J.G.Bartholomew.

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Geographical distribution of the main plant associations in the Highlands by Marcel Hardy, B.Sc. Map shows only the part of Scotland north of Stirling. Two copies extant.

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Ink and water-colour drawing of Edinburgh and the Forth Estuary, entitled, “Bird’s-eye View from South".

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Drawing showing a section through Castle Rock.

Scope and Contents The North East view of Edinburgh Castle. Possibly from Slezer's Scotland, although the view was not included in the first edition of Theatrum Scotiae. The background shows the view looking east (Firth of Forth and Inchkeith), whereas the elevation of the Castle which is shown is from the east looking west. Text written in ink bottom right hand corner, “C.1” Text written on bottom left hand side, “Printed for Bowls & Carver, 69 St. Paul's Churchyard, and Robert Wilkinson, 58 Comhill...

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A lithograph delineated by Samuel D. Swarbreck showing Edinburgh Castle from the Grassmarket. Swarbreck arguably contributed towards the moulding of the Victorian perception of Scotland through his depictions of Scottish scenery. He published a series of "Sketches of Scotland" in 1839.

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Likely a reproduction copy of a lithograph showing the foot of the West Bow, first of two copies. Engraved by James Duffield Harding. Signed “J.D.H.” Drawn by George Cattermole (note initials G.C. on wheel-barrow in lower right hand corner). Undated, but second copy at Coll-1167/B/6/3 dated 1881.