COMING SOON! A World Apart The Story of Hebridean Shipping by Andrew Clark Available mid August Clyde Valley in the olden days by Kenneth Liddell & Alex Young Available in September the old Howe of Fife by Guthrie Hutton Available in September Glasgow at the crossroads by Alan Knight Available mid August. A beautiful and sensitive photographic portrait of the city and its folk as it sought to re-define itself in the second half of the twentieth century. Always Boats & Men by Mark I’Anson & Angus Martin Available mid August. A beautifully put together volume reflecting upon the relationship between an island people and the vessels that carry them ‘ down to the sea in ships’. Featuring the poetry of Angus Martin and the art of Mark I'Anson Through Scotland with the Caledonian Railway by A. J. Mullay Available in September. A completely new history of the railway that once dominated the Lowlands. Hardback edition, lavishly illustrated containing over 300 period photographs. The Highland Railway by David Ross Available in September. Completely new hardbound edition of this definitive history with maps and over 100 period photographs. Clyde Coast Connections by Robert Grieves Available mid August Edinburgh and the Forth by Malcolm Cant Available in September. A rich portrait of the city as seen through the lens of Morningside photographer William Edgar Evans 1882 – 1963 New for July  Old Carrick by Hugh Maxwell The Earldom of Carrick, made famous by Robert the Bruce, comprised nine parishes in the area of south west Scotland which is now South Ayrshire...more ‘Those Dirty Miners’ A History of the Kent Coalfield by J. P. Hollingsworth A painstakingly researched history of this small but fascinating coalfield. The material covers the period from the late 19th century to its final...more New for June  Shale Oil A history of the industry in the Lothians by Guthrie Hutton The fascinating story which begins with visionary chemist from Glasgow, James Young, and his innovation and tenacity in developing and refining the...more Old Kilbarchan by John Hood Situated within a designated conservation area, the village of Kilbarchan has a long history dating back to before 1560, at which time it was under...more Old Almondbank, Methven and Glenalmond by P. J. G. Ransom The general area featured in this book lies at the geographical heart of Scotland, northwest of Perth just south of the Highland line. The swift...more Old Kelso by John Griffiths Situated less than five miles from the border with England, Kelso has had a lively history since the Scottish King David established a monastery there...more Old Aberchirder by Bob Peden The history of Aberchirder, from 18th century planned village to modern town is comprehensively chronicled in this volume, although the very name of...more Flying at Lanark by Ed Archer Featuring a collection of photographs from the August 1910 Lanark International Aviation Meeting, this book celebrates the centenary of that event and...more Wheels Around St. Andrews and North Fife by Alan Brotchie This companion volume to the recent Wheels around Kirkaldy and East Fife and the earlier Wheels around Dunfermline and West Fifemore The Real Price of Fish The story of Scotland’s Fishing Industry and Communities by Linda Fitzpatrick Published in cooperation with the Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther, Fife.more New for May  Old Rockcliffe, Colvend and Kippford by Bernard Byrom In the 18th century, when excise duty on whisky was 10s 2d in England but only 6s 2d in Scotland the secluded bays of the Colvend coastline were a...more Old Dalbeattie and Palnackie by Bernard Byrom Bernard Byrom's introductions and captions are always entertaining and this book is a prime example. He combines solid factual research with lively...more Wheels Around Kirkcaldy and East Fife by Alan Brotchie Until coal mining came to the fore in the nineteenth century, Eastern Fife was something of a transportation backwater. The first wooden railed...more Derbyshire’s Lost Railways by Neil Burgess A welcome addition to the Stenlake signature series tracing the lost lines, stations and engines that helped to power the Industrial Revolution in...more New for April  RMS TITANIC ‘dinner is served’ by Yvonne Hume Menus from the great liner, revisited and updated by the great niece of Titanic’s first violinist John Law Hume. Savour the elegance of the...more Old Wanlockhead by Alex F Young A mining area since gold was found in the 16th century, the village of Wanlockhead grew up around the lead mines which provided employment from the...more New for March  Crashes & Prangs Aircraft that have Suffered Mishap through Fair Means or Foul by Arthur W. J. G. 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