Not Scotland but I've recently bought the book of Thomas Ford's Ballad collection from the 1830's (published Llanerch press)         "- an intriguing, and possibly unique, glimpse into the songs that the people of Chesterfield were buying and singing at that time. Thomas Ford worked in Chesterfield as a printer bookseller and stationer. Ford's stock book contains a total of 167 sheets, most of them bearing an identifying number. The ballads are particularly valuable because they are the near complete stock of a particular printer, and because few of them appear to have been preserved elsewhere."

I just like the book as a microcosm of social history and ghastly woodcuts!