Scotland

Bill for goods supplied by A and R Tod, Leith

EIGH-15-26
Item
2 October 1941

Bill for supply of 1.5 sacks S R flour and 1.5 sacks Winters Cotts by A and R Tod, Leith Flour Mills, Leith, to Messrs J Brydon and Son, Hawick, for

A and R Tod Ltd, millers, Leith

A MacDonald and Son 6 small labels

FWGC-1116933
Item
No date

Part of Frank W Gregory Collection

Regent Mills, Glasgow

DUFF-SBK-065
Item
c 1900?

Part of Duffield Family Collection

Cutting describing the roller plant, which was erected by Mr H Simon in 1888.

Bill for goods supplied by A and R Tod, Leith

EIGH-15-25
Item
9 March 1945

Part of Brian Eighteen Mill Collection

Bill for Welcome Home supplied by A and R Tod, Leith Flour Mills, Leith, to Messrs James Brydon and Son, High Street, Hawick, for

A and R Tod Ltd, millers, Leith

Nottinghamshire

SPAB-BAS-807
File
1981-1994

Part of SPAB Mills Section Collection

Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings Mills Section

"Scotland's last working windmill"

CUTT-03858
Item
November 1987

Part of Press Cuttings Collection

Cutting from the 'Scots Magazine' showing what is claimed as "the last working windmill in Scotland", which was Carluke's High Mill in Lanarkshire.

Elisabeth Beazley items

SMDN-2019.0035
File
1960s

Part of Small Donations

35mm slides by Michael Harverson and Elisabeth Beazley. Correspondence and notes re. Shetland and Isle of Man mills.

Walters, Elisabeth (d 2018), nee Beazley

New Lanark.

RHSC-18-041
Item
September 1980

Part of Richard Hills Collection

Mill Research Notebook 1991/19

JSPB-1125585
Item
1 - 21 December 1991

Part of Stephen Buckland Collection

Red ring-bound notebook. Contains transcriptions, biographical information, sketches, and notes, from publications and historical documents, on mills and other subjects (including foreign).

Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher

Mill Research Notebook 1984/03

JSPB-1125502
Item
June - August 1984

Part of Stephen Buckland Collection

Blue hardback notebook. Contains transcriptions, biographical information and notes, from publications and historical documents, on mills and other subjects (including foreign).

Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher

Mill Research Notebook 44

JSPB-1125473
Item
September 1969 - 12 January 1976

Part of Stephen Buckland Collection

Red hardback notebook. Contains transcripts, notes and sketches on watermills in Gloucestershire, Somerset, Isle of Mull, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire (Common Platt and Purton).

Buckland, John Stephen Percy (1935-2006), mill researcher

FWG 03572 - Correspondence on specific subjects

FWGC-1106832
File
No date

Part of Frank W Gregory Collection

Indexed by Ken Kirsopp during stage 1 of Frank Gregory Online. UK windmills, UK watermills, animal power, Kent mills, northwest UK, Ireland, Scotland, Wales.

The Insurance News 1886

DUFF-SBK-011
Item
15 May 1886

Part of Duffield Family Collection

The first cutting is an article in The Insurance News showing correspondence to the editor regarding corn mill fires, detailing the costs of damages and the most common times and causes for fires. The second cutting details the success of the burial fund business Prudential Assurance Company Limited.

The Insurance News

Various mill fire reports 1886-1887

DUFF-SBK-004
Item
1886-1887

Part of Duffield Family Collection

5 cuttings reporting mill fires. The articles are from The Standard, The Citizen, and Soulby's Ulverston Advertiser and General Intelligencer, describing mill fires, their costs and causes.

The Standard

"Flour Mills and Insurance" (continued)

DUFF-SBK-003
Item
2 February 1885

Part of Duffield Family Collection

Cutting from 'The Finance Chronicle and Insurance Circular', discussing the layout, machinery and processes of roller mills and their associated fire risks. This article is a continuation of DUFF-SBK-001 and DUFF-SBK-002.

The Finance Chronicle and Insurance Circular

"Flour Mills and Insurance"

DUFF-SBK-001
Item
15 January 1885

Part of Duffield Family Collection

Cutting from 'The Finance Chronicle and Insurance Circular', discussing the impact of the new roller milling technology on fire risks and insurance costs. This article is continued in DUFF-SBK-002, which contains the follow-up written a month later, 2 February 1885.

The Finance Chronicle and Insurance Circular