Practical book-keeping, : being an attempt to assimilate the methods of the school, to the practice of the counting house; comprehending introductory lessons , illustrating the nature of dr. and cr. by rules and examples adapted to most of the cases in business, with six sets of books, posted and balanced after the plainest and shortest methids, viz.  the foreign merchant, the insurance broker, the agent, the wine and spirit merchant, the muslin manufacturer - and the grocer.  Also, the following sets not arranged, as exorcises for the learner, viz. the general merchant, hardware merchant, cloth merchant, wine and spirit merchant, &c. &c. besides a variety of custom-house and excise entries, examples of averages, &c. &c.  All taken from real business, and adapted to the use of schools. /
Buchanan, Colin.
Edinburgh : Printed by James Muirhead, for the author.  Sold by Archibald Constable & Co. Edinburgh; and W. J. & J. Richardson, London.,
1806.
The front pastedown has teh bookplate of The Society of Accountants in Edinburgh.
Accounting.
Bookkeeping