School Scottish (page 12)

A Visit to the London Scottish Camp at Wimbledon Anonymous

Ford V8 saloon of Joan Chetwynd, RSAC Scottish Rally, 1933 Bill Brunell

Tunbridge Grammar School, Maintained by the Skinners' Company of London, UK, 1866 Anonymous

Stirling, from Abbey Craig Anonymous

Donolly Castle, Scotland John Brett

National and Industrial Schools at Finchley Anonymous

'Plum Duff', the drum-horse of the Royal Scots Greys Gregory & Co

Back to School Anonymous

The Railway Strikes in Scotland: Lunch in a Booking Office Whilst Waiting for the Train Anonymous

St Paul's School, City of London Owen

Departure of the First Battalion of the Scots Guards Anonymous

Saint Margaret, Queen of Scotland, c.1618 Marten Baes

Submarine Telephone Between Scotland and Ireland: Port Kail, Wigtownshire Anonymous

By Loch Treachlan, Glencoe, Morning Mists, 1907 Louis Bosworth Hurt

Falkland Palace Scotland, 2007, Vincent Alexander Booth

Queen Victoria's four sons at Abergeldie Robert Milne

Laying the Foundation Stone of the Girls' School, Caledonian Asylum Anonymous

Marie Loftus (1857-1940), Scottish music hall star Anonymous

Findhorn Backwater, Moray Firth, Scotland, 1886 Alexander Mann

Forth Railway Bridge from the south-east, Scotland, c1895 Unknown

Harry Lind Anonymous

Sir James Macdonald 1741 - 1765 and Sir Alexander Macdonald 1744 - 1810 Attributed to William Mosman

The Royal Free School English School

Portrait of John Knox from 'Lodge's British Portraits', 1823 English School

James Hall Nasmyth, Scottish engineer and inventor Anonymous

King Street in Glasgow, Scotland Anonymous

School dormitory in turn of the century England, ca. 1900. Anonymous

Craigallian Loch 1956 Daily Record

'On Loch Tulla, Black Mount, Argyllshire', Scotland FC Varley

Scottish Soldier 12th Century Anonymous

Scone Palace, Perth Anonymous

Scottish League Cup Sunday Mail

The Calling Out of the Reserves, a Scene in Scotland Anonymous

Scots Grey Anonymous

The Duke of Edinburgh in Scotland: The New Municipal Buildings, Inverness, Opened by the Duke Anonymous

Thomas Carlyle, Scottish essayist, satirist, and historian Cassell