R V Pringle - Author of Web pages on
Juan Bautista Diamante,
George Washington Wilson,
St Andrews University Library
etc.

Reg Pringle, MA MLitt (Edin.) DipComp (AbCol.) completed his master's degree in Hispanic Literature in 1966 and subsequently held posts at the Universities of St Andrews (Associate Librarian, 1981-88) and Aberdeen (University Librarian, 1988-1996).   From 1990-1995 he was Project Director of Grampian Information (now defunct).   More recently he has held posts as Adult Education Assistant / Community Education Worker in Aberdeenshire (1997-1998), and Lecturer in Office Technology / Software Engineering at what was then Aberdeen College (1999-2004).   He is now an Assistant to the Administrator at the North East of Scotland Music School in Aberdeen.

• Music in Scottish Castles and Country Houses
• A collaborative project with Dr Roger Williams (March 2020 => )
• • Music and Musicians at Brodie Castle
  • Music at Crathes Castle
  • Music at Drum Castle
  • Music at Castle Fraser
  • Forbes Leith Collection at Fyvie
  • Music at Leith Hall
  • Music at Newhailes

• Juan Bautista Diamante (1625? - 1687)
• New Light on Juan Bautista Diamante (Dec 2007)
• Documentos relativos a la familia de Juan Bautista Diamante (Dec 2007)
• Who was María 'de Castro' Diamante? (Feb 2008)
• A checklist of plays by or atttributed to Juan Bautista Diamante (Jan 2008)
• La Magdalena de Roma an edited version based on the 1713 Zaragoza MS. (July 2007)

• George Washington Wilson (1823 - 1893)
• Photographs of Gibraltar, South of Spain and Morocco from the 1908? Catalogue (Nov 2022)
• Aberdeenshire Photographs from the 1904 Catalogue (Aug 2022)
• The George Washington Wilson Photographic Archive: a Postscript (Mar 2008)

• St Andrews University Library
• A note on the early history of St Andrews University Library (Jan 2009)
• Sources for Library History
1. 1.  A revised transcript of the 'Foundation List' of 1612-13 (rev. Dec 2008)
2. 2.  An edited transcript of the 'Lentron' Catalogue of c. 1644 (Jan 2009)
3. 3.  An edited transcript of the '1687' Catalogue (rev. Dec 2008)
• Notes on the Scot Collection in St Andrews University Library (rev. July 2011)
1. An early humanity class library: the gift of Sir John Scot and friends to St Leonard's College (1620)
2. Annotated transcript of the subscription list begun under Scot's direction in the summer of 1620
3. A note on the so-called 'Commonplace Book of Sir John Scot'
4. A catologue [sic] of books belonging to the Profession of Humanity in St. Leon. Coll. receaved from Mr. Colin Vilant, 1697'