Scottish Photographs.
A selection of Photographs of Edinburgh, with famous and not so famous characters.
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The facade of Glasgow Cathedral after rain. 
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Picture shows picture shows Iain Spink producing his Abroath smokies with his portable smokerie at Sunderland Hall.The haddock are out in the barrel,covewred and smoked for about 40 minutes.The fish go into the smoker grey and come out dark brown. 
3109007 Colonel Charteris (brush & ink on paper) by Ayrton, Michael (1921-75); 24.1×14.6 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Colonel Francis Charteris (baptised 4 April 1675 – 24 February 1732), notorious Scottish soldier and adventurer nicknamed ‘The Rape-Master General’, who was convicted of raping a servant and sentenced to death, but subsequently pardoned.); Abbott and Holder, London, UK. Please note: The artwork in this photograph is in copyright. It is your responsibility to ensure this additional copyright is cleared prior to use. Please contact Bridgeman Images if you require further information on the copyright handler. 
Scougall, David; Captain Robert Campbell of Glenlyon; The National Trust for Scotland, Drum Castle, Garden & Estate; http://www.artuk.org/artworks/captain-robert-campbell-of-glenlyon-196419 
XJF438401 John the Painter (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John the Painter (1752-77) also known as Jack, James Aitken or John Aitkin, was a Scottish terrorist who attacked British Naval dockyards; he set fire to facilities at Portsmouth and Bristol;). 
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