References
- 'Robertson's Boat Yard 1876-1980', by David Hutchison, Classic Boat Magazine, June 2008,
- Lloyd's Register of Yachts: register of yachts 1878-1980; historical research service.
- National Register of Archives (NRA). Robertsons Yard documents and information held at the Argyll & Bute Council Archives in Lochgilphead.
- Robertsons Yard 'Slip Boat List', access kindly provided by Peter Collyer.
- 'The Yachtsman', yachting magazine, 1891-1915.
- National Library of Scotland (NLS), newspapers and company archives,
- Argyll & Bute Library HQ, Sandbank, Argyll, Scotland. Local studies, history and research.
- Lifeboat information, RNLI Heritage Trust,
- History of the Pipers, Piper One Design website,
- History of the Loch Longs, 'Loch Longs, the first fifty years', by John McMurtie, ISBN 1-869850-03-3
- RAF marine craft research, Terry Holthan co-author of RAF Marine Craft Directories.
- History of the Robertson built Fairmile MLs/MGBs/MTBs, World Naval Ships Forums website
- 'Fast and Bonnie - A History of William Fife & Son Yachtbuilders', by May Fife McCallum, 2002.
- 'Sandbank War and Peace – a Scottish Village 1914-1948', by Ann Galliard 2005, Argyll Publishing
- 'Sandbank… Our Village', produced and published by Sandbank Community Council, 1996.
- 'Sandbank - Life and Times of the Village by the Holy Loch', by Ann Galliard 2009.
- 'Centenary of Sandbank Yachtbuilding 1876-1976', The Cowal Watchman special centenary edition, December 1976.
- 'Fond Memories of a Bygone Age', article about the closure of the yard, Dunoon Observer & Argyllshire Standard, 20 Feb 1993.
- Robertson's Yard display board at the Castle House Museum, Dunoon.
- Robertson family private archives.
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