This was bookstore priority #1 on my last trip to Edinburgh (I always try to visit 2-3 bookstores when I go to a major city), and it did not disappoint.  Although the prices were \u00a31-2 more than I find reasonable, there were some real treasures that I could not pass up.  \n\nI bought two 1940's Winnie the Pooh paperbacks for my nephew, which was plenty cool for one trip.  But then I found the greatest antique book mother lode of my life--an 1890/92/94 edition of Longfellow's translation of the Divine Comedy.  I had recently read a book about HWL's translation and bought a modern paperback of his Inferno, but there is no Purgatorio or Paradiso in print.  Those three little volumes, in good condition, cost me a mere \u00a325.  I was simply ecstatic to find them, and for such a bargain.\n\nThe store has plenty of recent fiction and non-fiction books, in addition to their antique section.  It's rather a large store compared to most that I've seen in Britain; it occupies two storefronts.  I lingered for a while over a couple of Robert Louis Stevensons but ultimately decided to see a better price elsewhere (but I never did buy those RLS while I was in Scotland).