A Photographic Portait of Hoy and Walls. By John S. Findlay. Hardback.
The untold story of Scotsman John Rae, the Arctic adventurer who discovered the fate of Franklin.
Of all the airlines in the UK, the oldest name in continous use is that of Loganair. In celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, Loganair has reached a milestone never before achieved by any Scottish airline.
A wonderful booklet guide to the island of Papay. By Jocelyn Rendall with illustrations by Crispin Worthington and Inga Hourston.
A peedie comprehensive guide book to Orkney. By Charles Tait. Paperback.
A beautiful A5 Christmas Card with a graphic image of St Magnus Cathedral in the snow. Envelope included.
Ideal for your visit to Orkney. Tourist attractions & places are clearly marked. Detailed street maps included for main towns within the area shown. Topography is shown by layer tints & peak heights. Quality information for a budget-friendly price!
A well-known Church of Scotland minister with an unusually varied career has written a celebration of one of the most satisfying, challenging, intriguing and - occasionally - entertaining profession around. By Marjory A Maclean. Paperback.
The traditional Orkney tale told by Tom Muir. Illustrated by Bridget Woodford. Orkney Traditional Tales, Book 2. An A5 booklet. Suitable for adults and children.
Children's book about the adventures of three Stone Age children from Skara Brae. By Kathleen Fidler.
Greetings Card Featuring an image of Dingieshowe Beach, Deerness. Blank for your own message. With envelope. Card measures 105mm x 148mm. Printed by The Orcadian Ltd.
The full story of Orkney v. Shetland football matches for the Milne Cup dating back to 1908. By Jockie Wood. Hardback.