Title:
Isle Of Skye
Linen unused
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Title:
Princess Street
Edinburgh, Divided Back unused
Description:
One of the principal streets of the metropolis of scotland being lined with fine gardens adorned with Sir Walter Scott's monument and other notable buildings
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Title:
Foyers Pier
Loch Ness, Divided Back unused
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Title:
East Bay
Dunoon, Chrome unused
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Title:
Forth Bridge
North Queensferry, Chrome unused
Description:
Crossing the Firth of Forth from South to North Queensferry is the spectacular railway bridge built between 1883-90. The ferry boats ply to and fro and a new road bridge is being constructed a little way up-river
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Title:
The Forth Road Bridge
4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1970 May-28
Description:
The Forth Road Bridge. Opened September 1964. Cost 20,000,000. Longest span in Europe. Toll 2/6.
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Title:
Cloch Lighthouse
Gourock, Real Photo unused
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Title:
Girdleness Lighthouse
Aberdeen, Real Photo PM 1907 Jul-17
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Title:
Greetings From Kirriemuir
Kirriemuir (Angus), Real Photo PM 1903 Jul-22
Description:
Sports Pavilion, Window in Thrums, Birthplace of Sir Jas, Barrie, 1st Theatre.
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Title:
Ben Lomond From Rowardennan
Chrome PM 1979 May-30
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Title:
Carnoustie
Carnoustie, Chrome unused
Description:
The Rock Gardens, The Beach, Memorial Gardens, The Barry Burn.
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Title:
Dundee
Dundee, Chrome PM 1972 Sep-01
Description:
Albert Square from Balgay Hill. Tay Road Bridge, Camperdown Park.
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Title:
East Bay
Dunbar (East Lothian), Chrome unused
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Title:
Souvenir Of Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond, Chrome unused
Description:
Highland Village, Seil Island Sound. Highland Cattle Oil Painting C. John Taylor the Artist at work. Bridge to seil Isle. The Famous Bridge that crosses the Atlantic. Seil Island. Opposite Easdale. Argyll. Scotland. 16 road miles from Oban A.A. Route A816, features new paintings by the famous Poet / Artist, C. John Taylor, whose works are in private collections throughout the world.
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Title:
The Harbour
Kirkcudbright, Chrome PM 1976 Sep-08
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Title:
We're Having A Fling At Ayr
Ayr, Chrome PM 1975 Oct-10
Description:
The children's playground AYR. Wellington Square, AYR. Banks O'doon Tea Garden Alloway. Burn's Cottage, Alloway.
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Title:
Woodroad Park
Cumnock, Chrome PM 1975 Aug-10
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Title:
Sunset Over The Mountains Of Ardgour
Ballachulish, Chrome PM 1960 Jul-01
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Title:
Royal Stalls
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Royal stalls, Thistle chapel, St. Gilles Cathedral Edinburgh.
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Title:
The Rose Fountain & Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Edinburgh From Calton Hill
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Castle Esplanade
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Scott Monument
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Badge Pine Tree
unused
Description:
Septs and Dependents entitled to use the MacGregor Tartan. Black. Fletcher. Gregory, Greig. Grierson. Grigor. Leitch. MacAdam. MacAra. MacIlduy. MacLeish. MacLiver. MacNee. MacNish. Neish. Nish. White.
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Title:
First Holiness Church In Scotland
unused
Description:
First Minister: Rev. George Sharpe. First Deacons: Robert Bolton, Andrew Robertson, William Barrie, Thomas Gary. First Services: September, 30th 1900. Organized October 6th 1906, with a membership of 80.
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Title:
National Gallery And Castle
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Edinburgh Castle From The Grassmarket
unused
Description:
Perched on its stern, precipitous rock, Edinburgh's grim old Castle dominates the city and recalls many a tale of romance and strife in Scottish History.
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Title:
George Square And Municipal Buildings
Glasgow unused
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Title:
Mackay's Palace Hotel, Princes Street Gardens
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes Street
Edinburgh (SCOTLAND) unused
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Title:
Bakehouse Close
unused
Description:
Bake house Close. Showing the first Marquis of Huntly's house, built in 1570. Called "The Speaking House," from quaint inscriptions on the walls. Hence Huntly rode forth to murder "The Bonnie Earl of Moray."
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Title:
White Horse Close
unused
Description:
White Horse Close. An ancient hostelry of the XVI. Century, with vaulted basement used as stables; the rendezvous of Prince Charlie's officers in 1745; later the starting place of the stage coaches for London.
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Title:
Edinburgh From Castle
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
John Knox's House
unused
Description:
John Knox's House. Built by James Mosman, goldsmith to Queen marry. Here John Knox, the great Reformer, lived and died in 1572. Note the corner window, first floor, called the "preaching window," used by John Knox.
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Title:
John Knox's House
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Edinburgh Castle From Grassmarket
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Edinsburgh Castle From E. Princes St Gardens
unused
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Title:
Holyrood Palace
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
St. Giles Cathedral
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Forth Bridge
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Peterborough Cathedral
PM 1908 Aug-17
Description:
A magnificent structure in the early Norman style. Considerable historical interest attaches to it, for here were buried the hapless Mary Queen of Scots and Catherine of Aragon, wife of Henry VIII. Monuments to their memory are features of the building, which has special beauty in the west front, with its graceful arches 80 feet high, Length 470 feet; breadth 200.
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Title:
Princes Street
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
The Mercat Cross
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Council Chambers
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Title:
Burns Monument
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Burns Monument Arthur Seat and Salisbury Crags from Calton Hill
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Title:
Holyrood Palace And Chapel
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes Street And Scoot Monument
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Scott Monument And Princes Street Gardens
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes Street
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes Street From Scoot Monument
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes Street Looking E. From R.S.A. Galleries
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Cathedral And Royal Infirmary
Glasgow unused
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Title:
Edinburgh Castle & National Galleries
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes St. Looking E. From R. S. A. Galleries
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
University And The Cameronians Memorial
Glasgow unused
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Title:
Edinburgh From Calton Hill
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
John Knox's House
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
The Glen Of Weeping
Glencoe unused
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Title:
The Hall Of Honour & Entrance To Shrine
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Scottish National War Memorial
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Title:
Portcullis Gate And Palace, Stirling Castle
unused
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Title:
The Gorge
Glencoe unused
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Title:
Wallace Monument
Stirling unused
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Title:
Edinburgh Castle And Ross Fountain
unused
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Title:
Holyrood Palace
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Holyrood Palace
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Scott Monument And East Princes Street Gardens
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Edinburgh Castle And Esplanade
unused
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Title:
Princes Street Looking West
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
The Castle And Princes Street
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Inchtavanach Island, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lamond. Buchanan
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Title:
Scots Greys Memorial, Princes Street
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Tarbet And Ben Lomond, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lomond. Bruce
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Title:
The Cameron, Achnacarry Castle
PM 1909 Apr-16
Description:
A clan famous for its martial exploits. Always loyal to the Stuart cause, and played an important part in the '45. The Scottish regiment of Cameron Highlanders was originally raised from this clan. Their badge is "Oak," and the head of the clan Cameron of Lochiel, whose residence, Achnacarry Castle, is shown in the small picture. The famous "Pibroch of Donald Dhu" is their battle march.
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Title:
Inchtavanach And Swan Islands, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lomond. Gordon
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Title:
Luss Water, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lamond. Cameron
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Title:
Net Bay, Rowardennan, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lamond. Campbell
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Title:
Road To Luss Pier, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lomond. MacFarlane
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Title:
Glasgow Cathedral And Necropolis
unused
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Title:
Rhu Farm And Ben Lomond, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lomond
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Title:
St. Giles Cathedral
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Waterfall Luss Glen, Loch Lomond
unused
Description:
Greetings From Loch Lomond. Macpherson.
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Title:
Edinburgh Castle And Haigh Statue
unused
Description:
Greetings from Edinburgh. Gordon
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Title:
Palace Of Holyrood House
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Greetings from Edinburgh. Bruce
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Title:
Princes Street
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Princes Street, Scott Monument from N. B. Station Hotel.
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Title:
Princes Street Edinburgh Looking West
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Greetings from Edinburgh. Royal Stewart
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Title:
Pier & Sir Walter Scott Steamer, Loch Katrine
unused
Description:
Loch Katrine famous not only on account of its great natural beauties, but also from its association with Scott's "Lady of the Lake", is situated to the west of the Trossachs, which separates it from Lochs Achrily and Vennachar. It is eight miles long and averages three quarters of a mile wide. The Sir Walter Scott Steamer conveys passengers from Loch Katrine to Stronachlachar, a piece of scenery unequalled in the world.
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Title:
The Clan Urquhart
unused
Description:
A small clan dating from the time of David 11. Their origin is obscure, but the name is probably taken from the district so called in the county of Inverness. The chief of the day was a devoted loyalist, and fought with the Scots army at the Battle of Worcester (1651). He was a fine scholar, and was the first to translate Rabelais into English. The badge is "Wallflower."
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Title:
The Fergusson
PM 1909 Jun-28
Description:
The origin of this clan is somewhat obscure, but the name appears very early in Scottish history, and, although the clan never attained great prominence as an organised force, individual members have always taken an honourable place in the national life, One of the family was a distinguished general in the Marlborough wars. Sir James Fergusson, Bart., an ex-Cabinet Minister, recently killed in the Jamaica earthquake, was head of a branch of the clan. The badge is "Fox-glove."
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Title:
The Clan Buchanan
unused
Description:
This family was founded in the 13th century. Their ancestor obtained a grant of part of the lands of Buchanan, in Stirlingshire, from the powerful Earl of Lennox, and he took his name from his holding. The lands lie near Loch Lomond and Loch Katrine and now belong to the Duke of Montrose. The principal line has become extinct. Their war cry was "Clar Innis," an island in Loch Lomond, and the badge "Bilberry" or "Oak."
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Title:
The Queens Own Cameron Highlanders
unused
Description:
This famous regiment was formed in 1703, and its Battle Honours include Corunna, Peninsula, Waterloo, Lucknow, Nile, Khartoum. It took an important part in the Indian Mutiny, and later, during the South African Campaign, was particularly prominent.
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Title:
High St
Ayr unused
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Title:
View From Brig O' Doon
Ayr unused
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Title:
The Islands
Inverness unused
Description:
The Islands are a favourite walk with residents and visitors to Inverness, being a picturesque group of wooded islets of varying size which are found in mid-stream about a mile from the town. They are connected by means of bridges but with the exception of these and a few pretty walks are left in practically a natural condition.
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Title:
Bridge On The Islands
Inverness unused
Description:
The Bridge on the Islands is a suspension one and is the means of reaching the mainland from the Western side. The Islands are a favourite walk with residents and visitors to Inverness, being a picturesque group of wooded islets of varying size which are found in mid-stream about a mile from the town.
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Title:
Cathedral From The Castle
Inverness unused
Description:
Inverness Cathedral stands in a prominent position on the banks of the Ness. It is a noble building erected in 1866 from the designs of Alexander Ross at a cost of 20,000 and possesses a fine font, modeled after that of Thorwaldsens Sculpture in the Cathedral at Copenhagen. Its two handsome Towers are 100 feet high and will be as tall again when their spires are added.
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Title:
Group Of Old Scottish Arms & Colours, In Banqueting Hall, Edinburgh Castle
unused
Description:
(14) 2 Demi-Suits of Knights armour - time of Charles I. (16 & 20) Highland Weapons, including Lochaber Axe, used at Sheriffmuir and Culloden. (17 & 19) Colours, Ayrshire and Linlithgow Regiments - George III. (18) Swivel. Guns or Wall Pieces - 1793. (30) Ancient Combined Hand Cannon and shield - James V. (39) Side Drums, 74th Regiment Indian Metiny.
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Title:
Royal Banner Of Britain British National Union Flag, Lyon Office
Edinburgh PM 1913 Nov-03
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Title:
Vive Ut Vivas
PM 1905 Aug-21
Description:
Scotland showing location of Macil
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Title:
Windsor Hotel
Glasgow unused
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Title:
John Knox's House
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Loch Lomond And Ben Lomond From Inchfad
PM 1960 Jun-24
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Title:
Site Of Burns' Lodgings In Lawnmarket
unused
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Title:
Abbotsford And The Eildon Hills
unused
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Title:
Abbotsford From The Gardens
unused
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Title:
Bishop Paterson's House, Whitehorse Close
unused
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Title:
Dryburgh Abbey St. Mary's Aisle, And Tomb Of Sir Walter Scott
unused
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Title:
Floral Clock, West Princes Street Gardens
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes Street From The Rutland Hotel
unused
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Title:
St. Giles
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
The Mewan Hall
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Broomielaw
Glasgow unused
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Title:
Calton Hill
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
St. Giles Cathedral
Edinburgh PM 1962 Sep-12
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Title:
Dunstaffnage Castle
unused
Description:
Dunstaffnage Castle is picturesquely situated on a peninsular opposite the entrance to Loch Etive. For more than three centuries, commencing 300 A.D., this building was the seat of Scottish Government, and here was housed the famous Coronation stone, afterwards sent to scone. It was once a stronghold of the Lords of Lords, but is now a Crown possession. The original castle was destroyed by fire in 1715.
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Title:
Inverlochy Castle
Fort William unused
Description:
Inverlochy Castle is situated in Loch Eil close to Fort William. It is a picturesque ivy-clad and tree-embowered ruin, near to the water's edge, and a popular excursion with lovers of the romantic. The neighbourhood is rich in the glorious mountain and glen scenery of the Highlands.
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Title:
The Trossachs, Loch Katrine
unused
Description:
Loch Katrine. Situated to the west of the Trossachs, is eight miles long and averages three quarters of a mile wide. Not only famous for its beauty, but also from its association with Scott's "Lady of the Lake." The "Silver Strand," the meeting-place of Ellen and Fitz James, is shown in the picture. The water supply of Glasgow is derived from the lake.
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Title:
Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness
unused
Description:
The fragmentary ruin of Urquhart Castle, built upon a projecting rock on the shore of Loch Ness, is the most picturesque spot on that loch. Loch Ness is 24 miles long, and averages 1.25 miles in width. Its whole length is fringed with mountains, the beauties of which are seen to advantage in making a trip by steamer through the loch.
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Title:
Edinburgh From The West
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Edinburgh, "the grey metropolis of the North," need fear no rival in its claim to be the most picturesque city in the United Kingdom. Viewed from any point the prospect reveals such variety in landscape and such beauty of colour that it provoked Washington Irving to state "Of all cities in the modern world, Edinburgh is the most beautifully situated.
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Title:
Princes Street Looking West
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Teahouse, Pittencrieff Glen
Dunfermline unused
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Title:
The Palace Of Holyroodhouse
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
For Auld Langsyne
unused
Description:
Just a sprig of heather white, sent to show I love you still; May your every day be bright, Blest with peace and sweet goodwill.
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Title:
High Street
Dunfermline unused
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Title:
The Band, Pittencrieff Glen
Dunfermline unused
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Title:
Bridge Street
Dunfermline unused
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Title:
Dunfermline Abbey From Pittencrieff Glen
Dunfermline unused
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Title:
High Street
Dunfermline unused
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Title:
View In Pittencrieff Glen
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Gordon
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Title:
Calton Hill
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Royal Stuart
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Title:
Dunfermline Abbey From The Glen
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Macintosh
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Title:
High St
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Macgregor
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Title:
Princes St. From N British Hotel Looking West
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Robertson
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Title:
Dunfermline Abbey
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Scott
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Title:
High St
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Dress Stewart
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Title:
Palace Ruins
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Scott
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Title:
Central Walk, Pittencrief Park
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Macgregor
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Title:
Kiosk, Pittencrieff Glen
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Robertson
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Title:
Swans In Pittencrieff Glen
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Robertson
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Title:
View In Pittencrieff Glen
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Gordon
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Title:
Central Walk, Pittencrief Park
Dunfermline unused
Description:
Macgregor
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Title:
Edinburgh Castle & National Galleries
unused
Description:
Royal Stuart
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Title:
St. Bernards Well, Stockbridge
Edinburgh unused
Description:
Dress Stewart
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Title:
Coombes, Nr. Shoreham
Sussex unused
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Title:
Edinburgh From The Castle
unused
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Title:
Kenilworth Castle From South
unused
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Title:
The Scotch Courtin
unused
Description:
Some time ago in a rural Scottish village a couple went to the minister to be married. As the custom is, before pronouncing their doom, the divine enquired of the bridegroom if he was willing to take the woman whom he now held by the hand, to be his lawful wife. He nodded assent. The lady was then asked the same question. "No sir," said she. "What are your reasons," asked the minister, "for drawing back now after you have come all this length." "Oh," replied she, hanging her head, "I hae just taen a scunner at him." They accordingly went away; but in a week they came back again, and the minister asked if she now consented to take this man to be her husband. "Yes, sir," was the answer. The bridegroom was now asked if he was willing to take this woman as his wife. "No, sir," said he. "An' what's come over YOU now?" inquired the minister. "Oh," said he, "I hae just ta'en a scunner at her." And off they went a second time without being married. In a fortnight, however, they were back again, both thoroughly resolved, but when the minister saw them coming, he hurried downstairs and shut the house door, then, returning to his study, cried over the window - "For gudesake, gae awa' hame, you twa, for I've taen a scunner at ye baith."
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Title:
George Square
Glasgow unused
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Title:
Holyrood Palace & Arthurs Seat
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Princes Street From The West
Edinburgh unused
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Title:
Upper Lake And Long Range
Killarney unused
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Title:
Kelvingrove Park
Glasgow unused
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Title:
Scotsman
PM 1906 Aug-23
Description:
Grace Harlow Go Fetch to me a Pint O' Wine, and fill it in a silver tassie; That I may drink before I go, a service to my Bonnie Lassie
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Title:
Scottish Bagpiper
PM 1910 Jul-01
Description:
Moist looks like burns is goin to have a wet one
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Title:
The Stork May Bring You 5 Scotch Babies
unused
Description:
A bonnie Scotch laddie wi' kilties to his knees kin nay do wi'out ye, an' yearns to bae your cheese cake. He kenn hoo to play the bagpipe un hae muckle siller, un your only trouble will be the keeping o' his knees warm, in fact most o' your troubles will be little ones. Dinna pass him up.
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Title:
Glasgow And Municipal Building, George Square
Glasgow, Divided Back PM 1907 Mar-19
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Title:
Gleneagles Hotel In Perthshire
Perthshire (Perth), Divided Back unused
Description:
Britain's Premier Sports Hotel. Gleneagles Hotel is the new Palace among the Scottish Mountains opened by the L.M. & S.R. under the direction of Arthur Towle
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Title:
Tantallon Castle
North Berwick, Divided Back unused
Description:
Tantallon Castle, near North Berwick. And held impregnable in war, on a projecting rock they rose, And round three sides the ocean flows, The fourth did battled walls inclose, And double mound and fosse.
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Title:
Royal Exchange
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
International Exhibition-1901
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Trongate
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Municipal Building
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
University
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Kelvigrove Park
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Jamaica Bridge
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Broomilaw
Glasgow, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
The "Wallace" Monument at Dryburgh
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Trogate
Glasgow
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Title:
Holyrood Palace and Abbey
Edinburgh unused
Description:
This is one of the principal places of interest in the City on account of its historical importance and its associations with Mary,Queen of Scots.
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Title:
Pipers Of The Highland Light Infantry
Divided Back PM 1906
Description:
In the park on the march
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Title:
A Roadway In The Trossachs
Divided Back unused
Description:
"Among the Scottish Hills"
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Title:
Burghead From The Coastguard Station
Burghead, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Dunstaffnage Castle
unused
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Title:
Tuck's Oilette Tolbooth , Canongate
Edinburgh, Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lochnell Street
Lochgilphead, Real Photo
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Title:
Tomintoul
Real Photo PM Jun-20
Description:
Tomintoul (1200 feet above sea level) The highest village in the highlands
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Title:
Holiday Inn, Argyle street Anderston
Glasgow, 4x6 Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Argyle Street, Anderston, Glasgow. Tel: 041-226 5430.
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Title:
Canongate Tolbooth
unused
Description:
Canongate Tolbooth - Dated 1591 - Erected early in the reign of James VI. for the collection of public dues and as the Council Chamber of the ancient Burgh of canongate. It was used later as a prison for debtors
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Title:
Inverness The Castle
unused
Description:
Inverness Castle is a modern building of red sandstone erected on the banks of the river in 1834 on the site of the old fortress blown up by Prince Charlie and his Highlanders in 1746. In it are the principal county offices including the hall wherein the County Council meetings and Courts of Justice are held. Adjoining the Castle are the prisons built in 1846-8
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Title:
Princes Street
Edinburgh PM 1906 Jul-12
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Title:
The Scots Guards
PM Jul-10
Description:
The Scots Guards passing the Victoria Memorial after Changing Guard at Buckingham Palace
stamp on front
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Title:
Kirkton
Burntislad, Divided Back
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