Skip to main content
Digital Archive Toronto Public Library Homepage
Report by Mr George Buist on the silver fragments in the possession of General Durham, Largo, commonly called the silver armour of Norrie's Law, to the Fifeshire Literary and Antiquarian Society
Report by Mr George Buist on the silver fragments in the possession of General Durham, Largo, commonly called the silver armour of Norrie's Law, to the Fifeshire Literary and Antiquarian Society
Your browser does not support embedded PDF files.

Report by Mr George Buist on the silver fragments in the possession of General Durham, Largo, commonly called the silver armour of Norrie's Law, to the Fifeshire Literary and Antiquarian Society

Date1839
Names
Alternate Title
Binder's spine title: Oldbuck papers
Binder's spine title: Oldbuck papers.
Format
Notes
Report by Mr George Buist on the silver fragments in the possession of General Durham, Largo, commonly called the silver armour of Norrie's Law, to the Fifeshire Literary and Antiquarian Society
Medium
Dimensions||ill.||
Language
CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession Number37131055442727D
Dewey Number913.42 F25
Country:Great Britain||Scotland
City, town or township:Fife
Antiquities of Central America and the discovery of New England by the Northmen, five hundred years before Columbus: a lecture delivered in New-York, Washington, Boston, and other cities: also in some of the first literary institutions in the union by A. Davis, formerly Chaplain of the Senate, etc. New-York
Antiquities of Central America and the discovery of New England by the Northmen, five hundred years before Columbus: a lecture delivered in New-York, Washington, Boston, and other cities: also in some of the first literary institutions in the union by A. Davis, formerly Chaplain of the Senate, etc. New-York
1842
Brown leather cover with no text or illustration
Northern antiquities; or, A description of the manners, customs, religion and laws of the ancient Danes, and other northern nations, including those of our own Saxon ancestors with a translation of the Edda, or system of runic mythology and other pieces, from the ancient Islandic tongue
1770
Cover has no illustration or text
Northern antiquities; or, A description of the manners, customs, religion and laws of the ancient Danes, and other northern nations, including those of our own Saxon ancestors with a translation of the Edda, or system of runic mythology and other pieces, from the ancient Islandic tongue
1770
Amboglanna : papers communicated to the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Amboglanna : papers communicated to the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
1851
The voyages and travels of Captains Parry, Franklin, Ross, and Mr
The voyages and travels of Captains Parry, Franklin, Ross, and Mr
1829
Curiosities of art : as related to his children
Curiosities of art : as related to his children
1844
More pleasant mornings at the British Museum, or, The handy-work of creation : Natural History Department
More pleasant mornings at the British Museum, or, The handy-work of creation : Natural History Department
1858
The book of curiosities of art : natural and artificial : as related to his children
The book of curiosities of art : natural and artificial : as related to his children
1844
Treasure trove in Northumberland
Treasure trove in Northumberland
1851
Roman and other sepulchral remains discovered at the village of Stone, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Roman and other sepulchral remains discovered at the village of Stone, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
1851
Account of some of the Celtic antiquities of Orkney, including the stones of Stenness, tumuli, Picts-houses, etc
Account of some of the Celtic antiquities of Orkney, including the stones of Stenness, tumuli, Picts-houses, etc
1851
Account of the discovery of an armilla of pure gold, in clearing a coppice near Wendover in Buckinghamshire in 1847, in a letter from Albert Way, Esq. to Sir Henry Ellis, secretary
Account of the discovery of an armilla of pure gold, in clearing a coppice near Wendover in Buckinghamshire in 1847, in a letter from Albert Way, Esq. to Sir Henry Ellis, secretary
1848