The collection consists of minutes, reports, financial records, maps and plans, College publications, programmes of events, photographs, slides and press cuttings relating to Scotland's Rural College.

Series contains course calendars produced by NOSCA and the School of Agriculture, Aberdeen.

This is a map from 1915 of the "Penicuik Burgh". The survey is from 1852-53 and it was revised in 1905. Handwritten on the first and last page of the map is "BUSH and DRYDEN ESTATES". Inside the map, on the top part of the left hand side it says "Edinburghshire, sheet VII SE" and on the top right hand side "Edinburghshire, sheet VII SE". In the middle of the top part it says "Edition of 1915". Certain areas (belonging to the college) have been coloured in by hand (the colours are pink, blue, grey, green, yellow and orange) and have handwritten numbers added to them. (This could refer to soil profiles and/or previous surveys according to the depositor). These areas have a handwritten red border around them as well as the areas around the hills of Castlelaw and Caerketton in the Pentland Hills that are bordering on to the ground of the Bush Estate. The map is made of paper with a cloth backing and is folded several times. Size folded: 12x8.5 cm, unfolded: 105x88 cm. "Glencorse" and "Lasswade" are typed in bold letters over a large part of the map. Other places clearly seen on the map are Polton, Loanhead, Roslin, Auchendinny and Rosewell.

This is a plan for the design and construction of 'byres' (cowsheds for Ayrshire cattle) created in 1953. It contains 47 cross-section sketches complete with dimensions and annotations. The plans were created for Niels M. Plum, the director of the Danish National Institute of Building Research.

The collection consists of minutes, reports, financial records, maps and plans, College publications, programmes of events, photographs, slides and press cuttings relating to Oatridge Agricultural College (1967-2012).

The item is a soft-bound copy of the calendar of the North of Scotland College of Agriculture for the academic year 1912-13. The information within includes specimen entrance exam papers, course information, staff lists and work carried out by county extension departments. Also contains a number of black and white group photographs of classes and staff at events.

This collection covers documents and artefacts produced by (or related to) the staff and students of the North of Scotland College of Agriculture (NOSCA) from its formation in 1904 until it merged with the other Scottish Agricultural Colleges to form SAC in 1990. This includes material produced under the moniker 'School of Agriculture', used from c.1964 to describe the College's closer working relationship with the University of Aberdeen. The content of the collection includes reports, society publications, lectures, research publications, bulletins, information notes, press cuttings, prospectuses, notebooks, leaflets, exam papers, legal correspondence, weather reports, minutes, photographs, slides, negatives, microfilm, microfiche and lantern slides.

Series contains a list of volunteers and training courses, ration books, rationing orders, salaries book and lecture notes.