Celtic Books

• 142 pages of clear, direct instructions to teach you how to make a traditional Scottish kilt from start to finish
• 200 black-and-white line-drawings and photographs for clarity
• Step-by-step instructions and illustrations make this book perfect for beginner kilt-makers

An excellent book by our late great friend Barbara MacKinnon! We’d love to see Barbara’s book get into the hands of as many eager readers as possible. So as a tribute to Barbara, we are letting it go FREE to everyone that wants it! (Your only cost is the very affordable Media Mail shipping.)

• Revised and Expanded
• By Charles MacLean
• Color Photos of Each Bottle of Whisky
• 383 Pages
• Softcover

• Scotch Whisky—All You Need To Know. If you love Scotch Whisky, you absolutely need this comprehensive guide
• Hundreds of vivid full-color images to whet your appetite for Scotch (as if your appetite needs any whetting)
• Ever wanted to tour a distillery? This guide features hundreds of pictures and articles of the top distilleries and more
• Learn the truth behind the legends. From the origins of Scotch to the smugglers that risked their lives, to the shipwreck of the S/S Politician (AKA the Whisky Galore)

• Adapted from “Old Scottish Customs: Local and General” by E J Guthrie, published in 1885 and illustrated by John MacKay
• A fun and educational read and features 74 pages in a softcover format
• Outlines the history of Scottish customs and superstitions, including which ones survive to our day
• Learn more about your heritage. Measures 5.25 inches x 8.25 inches

• A guide to ancestral tartans Tartan For Me! (9th Edition) written by Philip D. Smith, Jr. (Ph.D., FSTS, GTS, FSA Scot) 
• This book offers tartan history for thousands of surnames and is the 9th Edition of this volume researched in 2011
• Softcover book with 249 pages that provides supplemental maps for additional clues for your family history and color significance
• Uncover your family’s history for thousands of Scottish, Cornish, Welsh, Manx, Irish, and non-Celtic surnames

• 142 pages of clear, direct instructions to teach you how to make a traditional Scottish kilt from start to finish
• 200 black-and-white line-drawings and photographs for clarity
• Step-by-step instructions and illustrations make this book perfect for beginner kilt-makers

• Spooky scary supernatural stories
• Collected by George Forbes
• 143 pages
• Published in Scotland