Name: Auction: Macgill, W. (publisher) - Edinburgh Panorama Edinburgh and the Surrounding Country as seen from the Calton Hill (365 feet above Sea Level)
Brand: Lyon & Turnbull
Price: 1200 GBP
Availability: InStock

Lyon &amp; Turnbull are pleased to announce their October 2025 Books &amp; Manuscripts auction, taking place live and online from Edinburgh. The sale will present a carefully curated selection of printed books, manuscripts, maps, autographs and archives that span centuries of intellectual, literary and cultural achievement. &nbsp;Highlights from the autumn sale include fine bindings and library sets from the libraries of the late Earl of Airlie and from the Estate of Virginia Fortune Ryan Ogilvy, Dowager Countess of Airlie, signed documents and letters from literary and historical figures ranging from John Ruskin to Duleep Singh, an important collection of Middle Eastern photography documenting the transformation of the region with the discovery of oil, and a large collection of travel narratives from the 18th to the 20th centuries.Buyer's Guide:&nbsp;

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Edinburgh: Macgill, [c.1840], engraved Edinburgh panorama comprising six conjoined sheets, hand-coloured, framed and glazed [Abbey Life 549], c.226 x 27cm, some marginal browning

Edinburgh and the Surrounding Country as seen from the Calton Hill (365 feet above Sea Level)

Macgill, W. (publisher) - Edinburgh Panorama

Edinburgh and the Surrounding Country as seen from the Calton Hill (365 feet above Sea Level)

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