Welcome to the Leighton Library's online shop
Purchases of prints and gifts contribute towards the restoration of Dunblane's historic Leighton Library
Watercolour 2024
Tea towel featuring a lovely watercolour of the library after restoration, painted by artist Jane Dunbar in 2024.
Ceramic mugs
Our new range of ceramic mugs have been designed using images from some of our favourite books from the collection. Mugs are available in either a natural colour or with a coloured background.
The American Atlas, 1776
Products based on The American Atlas, by Thomas Jefferys, the most detailed and accurate survey of the American colonies at the beginning of the Revolution.
Cosmographia, 1544
Products based on The Cosmographia ("Cosmography") from 1544 by Sebastian Münster (1488–1552), the earliest German-language description of the world.
Product Types
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Framed Prints
Our framed prints are hand-made by our expert framers to the precise...
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Ceramic Mugs
Our new range of ceramic mugs have been designed using images from...
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Unframed prints
Our unframed art prints are giclée printed onto heavyweight 235gsm matt paper....
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Tea Towels
Our tea towels are 100% unbleached or bleached cotton and printed with...
Love your library...
The Leighton Library was erected in 1687 some 336 years ago and is a national treasure. A ‘Category A’ listed building, it houses the book collection of Bishop Leighton (1611 - 1684), former Principal of Edinburgh University, Bishop of Dunblane and Archbishop of Glasgow. The oldest volume dates from 1504 and the collection is of international importance...