Invoice from Cook & Blair to Donald MacDonald, Cornaigbeg, 1936.
Invoice for barley meal, anchor flour, Indian meal, round maize and oatmeal totalling £4 3/7d.
2002.64.5
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Dates: 1930s
2002.64.6
Quotation from George Henderson to A. MacDonald, Cornaigbeg, dated 23/4/1937.
Quotation for galvanised and corrugated sheeting and screws.
2002.64.7
Bill from M. MacKinnon, butcher, to Miss M, McLachlan, Cornaigmore, dated 1932-3.
Bill for butcher`s meat from December 1932 to March 1933.
2002.62.3
Newspaper article ` Tiree man retires from NFUS area Secretary role` with photocopy.
Retirement of National Farmers Union Scotland secretary of the Perth area, John MacNeill.
2000.7.2.1
Magazine articles `Tiree Portfolio` and `Gott Bay Pier, Isle of Tiree` from Caledonian MacBrayne staff magazine `Brayne Waves`, 1997
(1) `Tiree Portfolio` was written with contributions from Hector MacPhail and records which boats served Tiree, their captains, cargo handling methods, and improvements at the Pier, (2) `Gott Bay Pier, Isle of Tiree` was written by Alexander MacArthur, (Balemartine) who worked on the SS Hebrides. He gives an account of cargo handling including cattle and vehicles.
1997.170.10
Black and white photograph of Hector MacLean, piper.
The MacLean gathering, year and place unknown. L-R: Hector MacLean, clan piper; Willie MacLean, Balinoe; unknown; Effie MacLean.
1997.170.11
Black and white photograph of Hector MacLean, piper.
Hector MacLean (centre), clan piper at the MacLean Gathering, year unknown.
1997.170.16
Black and white photograph of unknown woman and boy.
Neil Cameron with an unknown woman and piermaster Kenneth MacKenzie`s car in the 1930s or 1940s.
1997.170.17
Black and white photograph of Katie and Minnie MacLaine.
L-R: Willie MacLean (see F8), Katie MacLaine in wheelchair, Minnie MacLaine and an unknown man, in the 1930s or 1940s.
2002.60.1
O/S Land Utilisation Survey of Britain, Popular Edition Sheet 53: `Sound of Mull`.
Wall map showing land utilisation of Mull, Morvern, Colonsay, Seil, Luing and Scarba, 1 inch to the mile.