An Account of the Antiquities, Modern Buildings and Natural Curiosities in the Province of Moray, Worthy of the Attention of The Tourist; with an Itinerary of the Province.

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Three small local history titles bound together. The first has a small piece of card with a clipped address and stamp to the reverse postmarked [19]02, the slip identifies the author as Elgin Bookseller Isaac Forsyth and claims 'This edition is known as 'the little Isaac' to distinguish it from a larger edition' - Forsyth's 1798 octavo publication 'A Survey of the Province of Moray, Historical, Geographical, and Political'. Library Hub records 4 locations holding this edition: BL, Glasgow, NMS and Aberdeen, the last of which implausibly attributes it to Cosmo Innes, who would have been 15 at the time of publication.
Following this is a small illustrated history of Rosslyn Chapel without a letterpress title-page but apparently as issued - some libraries catalogue it with the drop-head title 'Description of Rosslyn Chapel & Castle' from page 1, while the NLS catalogue describes it as [A set of engraved plates with a descriptive text.].
The final work, trimmed slightly smaller than the other two, is the first edition of a Linlithgow guidebook which reached a 4th edition in 1894. Library Hub records 2 locations for this printing: the BL and Glasgow.