Folk tales and fairy lore in Gaelic and English
Folk tales and fairy lore in Gaelic and English is a 1910 Edinburgh collection of Scottish Gaelic stories edited with English versions, compiled by James Macdougall and George Calder. The frontispiece is a photographic portrait of an older bearded clergyman in a dark coat and white collar, and the second plate is a circular Celtic interlace knot in black and white, with its tangled bands set against a dark ring, useful for designers seeking traditional Gaelic ornament.
