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BARNBOUGLE CASTLE, EDINBURGH: by Clarkson Stanfield, A.R.A.,
lithograph by T. Picken. Fishermen resting in the shade of their boat on the foreshore,
another boat landing. Arthur’s Seat in the distance.
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SCV1
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£6.00
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BOTHWELL CASTLE, LANARK: by Samuel Prout, lithograph by F.
Walker. The round tower, and ruins of the hall.
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SCV2
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£6.00
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CASTLE CAMPBELL, DOLLAR, CLACKMANNAN: by T. Creswick, A.R.A.,
lithograph by T. Picken. Castle in middle distance. In foreground, hunters or
ghillies with their dogs. (See also SCV19 below)
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SCV3
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£6.00
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DRYBURGH ABBEY, ROXBURGH: by J. Dobbin, lithograph by T.
Picken.
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SCV4
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£6.00
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DUNBAR, EAST LOTHIAN: by Clarkson Stanfield, A.R.A., lithograph
by T. Picken. Part of castle ruins, a ship being driven on the rocks, rescuers
and onlookers on the breakwater. In the foreground, a sailor from the wreck struggles
ashore
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SCV5
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£6.00
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DUNFERMLINE ABBEY, FIFE: by D. C. Hill, R.S.A., lithograph
by T. Picken.
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SCV6
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£6.00
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FALKLAND PALACE, FIFE: by D. C. Hill, R.S.A., lithograph
by T. Picken.
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SCV7
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£6.00
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GILNOCKIE TOWER, CANONBIE, DUMFRIES: by G. Cattermole, lithograph
by T. Picken. In the foreground, a party of Armstrong reivers herd rustled cattle
cross the river to the safety of the tower. Although they are almost home, a couple
of them watch warily for pursuers on the ‘hot trod’.
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SCV8
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£6.00
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GLEN FALLOCH, ARGYLL: by G. F. Robson, lithograph by T. Picken.
A lovely naturalistic view.
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SCV9
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£6.00
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GLEN SANNOX, BUTE: by J.Houston, R.S.A., lithograph by E.
Walker.
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SCV10
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£6.00
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KILCHURN CASTLE, LOCH AWE, ARGYLL: by W. L. Leitch, lithograph
by T. Picken. From the south-west, cattle being driven along the track in the
foreground.
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SCV11
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£6.00
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LOCH LEVEN, FROM BALLACHULISH, ARGYLL: by T. Creswick, A.R.A.,
lithograph by E. Walker. Lobster boats drawn up on foreshore, fishermen’s
children waiting for their fathers and brothers to return.
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SCV12
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£6.00
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NEWARK CASTLE, SELKIRK: by G. Cattermole, lithograph by T.
Picken. In the foreground, a couple of gentlemen resting on rocks by the river.
Their wives are in the background, on the slope leading up to the castle.
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SCV13
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£6.00
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OLD LINLITHGOW: by Sir William Allen, P.R.S.A., lithograph
by E. Walker. The buildings of the old high street serve principally as a backdrop
to the assassination of the Earl of Moray, Mary Queen of Scots’ bastard half-brother
and Regent of Scotland after her deposition.
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SCV14
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£6.00
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ROTHESAY CASTLE, ISLE OF BUTE: by Clarkson Stanfield, A.R.A.,
lithograph by E. Walker.
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SCV15
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£6.00
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EDINBURGH, THE GRASSMARKET FROM THE WEST PORT: original by
J. Ewbank, engraved by E. Walker. Attractive decorated border. Undated, c. 1820.
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SCV16
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£4.00
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HAWTHORNDEN CASTLE, MIDLOTHIAN: original drawn and published
by J. J. Hooper, engraved by Sparrow, dated 1st July 1789.
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SCV17
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£4.00
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CULZEAN CASTLE, AYRSHIRE: original drawn by W. Daniell, R.A.,
engraved by J. Cochrane, published by Fisher, Son & Co., London & Paris,
c. 1840.
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SCV18
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£4.00
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RUINS OF CASTLE-GLOOM. Now better known as Castle Campbell.
Sketched on the spot by Alexander Campbell, engraved by T. Maitland, published
March 1st 1802 by Longman, Rees & Co., Paternoster Row, London.
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SCV19
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£4.00
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NELSON’S MONUMENT AND HOLYROOD HOUSE, EDINBURGH. Reproduced
from a small steel engraving c.1810. We have no details of artist, engraver or
publisher.
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SCV20
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£4.00
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