Black's tourist's and sportsman's companion to the counties of Scotland : a series of thirty-six maps shewing all the roads, railways, villages, country seats, fishing streams, rivers and lakes, places of historical and legendary note, memoranda of battles, heights of mountains, the district and parish divisions, earldoms and lordships.
Adam and Charles Black (Firm)
Schenk and McFarlane.
Edinburgh : Adam and Charles Black,
[1877].
Relief shown by hachures and shading.
At bottom of some plates: Schenk & McFarlane, Lithographers, Edininburgh."
Maps are lithographed copies of those in Lothian's Atlas of 1826, with added railways.
Earlier engraved edition published in 1852.
Some maps are numbered at top right.
Plates folded and mounted on guards.
Frontispiece: Comparative heights of LXIX principal hills in Scotland.
Title page : vignette of leaping deer.
Maps of Argyll, Edinburgh and Roxburgh counties incluide vignettes of Inverary Castle, view from Calton Hill, and Abbotsford House respectively.
Bound in maroon leather as a pocket book , tooled and gilded with pictures of hunting, fishing, train and steamer, and the Scottish coat of arms; price 10s.6d.
Includes "Index to the counties, earldoms, lordships, and districts".
Frontispiece -- Index -- Scotland -- Highlands of Scotland -- Aberdeen & Banff -- Argyll & Bute -- Ayr -- Berwick -- Caithness -- Dumbarton -- Dumfries -- Edinburgh -- Fife & Kinross -- Forfar --  Haddington -- Inverness -- Kincardine -- Kirkcudbright -- Lanark -- Linlithgow -- Moray & Nairn -- Orkney Islands -- Shetland Islands -- Peebles -- Perth -- Renfrew -- Ross & Cromarty -- Roxburgh -- Selkirk -- Stirling & Clackmannan -- Sutherland -- Western Islands -- Wigton .
Scottish counties.