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Under Brinkie's Brae.

MACKAY BROWN, George (19218-1996).

Edinburgh: Gordon Wright, 1979. [Modern Literature] FIRST EDITION. Octavo (22 x 15cm), pp151; [1], blank. With phographic illustrations throughout Publisher's burgundy cloth hardcovers blocked in gilt, dust-jacket, repriced at £5.95. A fine, fresh copy. Charming account of the steep granite hill on the main island of Orkney, known as Brinkie's Brae. Item #60142

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