Upcoming Titles

The Book of the Club of True Highlanders: Volumes I & II - Reassembled

The Book of the Club of True Highlanders: Volumes I & II - Reassembled

The Club of True Highlanders was a Victorian assemblage of Scottish Gentlemen and preceded many well known organisations still in operation today.

The Heraldry, Devices, and Ensigns of the Brim-DeForest’s of Balvaird

The Heraldry, Devices, and Ensigns of the Brim-DeForest’s of Balvaird

In this special offering, Palfrey Press presents a comprehensive exploration of the heraldic heritage of the Brim-DeForest's of Balvaird.

The History of Balvaird: Its Castle and Barons

By Joseph E. Saunders, MA.

The History of Balvaird: Its Castle and Barons

Upon a great hill in Scotland stands a castle that has survived five centuries.

John Dewar’s Islay, Jura, and Colonsay: The John Dewar Manuscripts Volume I

Edited by Ronald Black & Chris Dracup

John Dewar’s Islay, Jura, and Colonsay: The John Dewar Manuscripts Volume I

Originally collected in the 1860s, this over 500 page volume of the collection’s 7,000 total pages housed at Inveraray Castle covers the land, stories, and people of Islay, Jura, and Colonsay.

John Dewar’s Perthshire and Loch Lomond: The John Dewar Manuscripts Volume II

Edited by Ronald Black & Chris Dracup

John Dewar’s Perthshire and Loch Lomond: The John Dewar Manuscripts Volume II

Volume two of the collective works of John Dewar, focusing on the oral history of Perthshire and Loch Lomond, with over 500 pages of transcribed stories, lavish illustrations, and new expert photographs.

Stories of Glenisla

By Kevin Greig

Stories of Glenisla

This book will share the gathered social history of two dozen contemporary residents of Glenisla, their kindly shared reminiscences will be matched with as many tales from the lore of the glen, lang syne.

Traditional Highland Dress, Second Edition

By Ethan L. MacDonald, FSA Scot

Traditional Highland Dress, Second Edition

The garb of the Highlander is well known across the world for its simple beauty, but its story and conventions are often clouded by modern misconceptions.