Provisional F. S. Series -"Kilts"

 

Kilts

 
Inland Saxony back Earliest recorded September 1907
Raising the wind in Bonnie Scotland

Unsigned

 

See also â

No publisher

Inland Saxony back
7 June 1911

17 July 1911

Scots Wha' Ow

Unsigned

 

See also â

No publisher

Inland Saxony back

16 May 1912

Afterr all a pair of breeks saves a man standin' in a draught

Unsigned

 

See also â

   

The Scottish Maidens Prayer

Oh Lor'! send us a storm

 

See also â

No publisher

 
Crown Series 1008  

A Windy Day in Bonnie Scotland!

Unsigned

 

See also â

Unsigned

The "Crown" Series 1008

Crown Series 1008 Back

13 August 1908
"John, John, put your trousers on. The ladies here are single."

Unsigned

 

See also â

Unsigned

The "Crown" Series 1008

Crown Series 1008 Back

25 July 1908

It's all richt the noo!

Unsigned

The "Crown" Series 1008

Crown Series 1008 Back

See also [Kilts]

29 May 1909

 

Crown Series 1009      

A Heiland Mary and a Heiland Little Mary

Signed "F S"

 

See also â

Crown Series 1009

Crown Series 1 Back

4 August 1908

A Scotch Reel! (Real Scotch)

Signed "F S"

 

See also â

The Crown Series No 1009

Crown Series 1 Back

See also Writing Space

11 July 1909

20 September 1913

Crown Series 1 back - no series name or number      
"John, John put your trousers on. The Ladies here are single!"

Unsigned

No Publisher

Unsigned Crown Series Back

22 July 1908

"It's All Right The Noo!"

Unsigned

 

See also â

Unsigned Crown Series 1008 Back

2 September 1908

A Heiland Mary and a Heiland Little Mary

Unsigned

No series, number or publisher

Crown Series 1 Back

4 September 1908

"Why do ye nae wear Breeks Laddie?"

Unsigned

No Publisher

Unsigned Crown Series Back

[No series number]

 
Crown Series 1 back - with serial number number      
"John, John put your trousers on. The Ladies here are single!"

Unsigned

No Publisher

Unsigned Crown Series Back

Series No 6047

22 July 1908
"Why do ye nae wear Breeks Laddie?"

Unsigned

No Publisher

Unsigned Crown Series Back

Series No 6047

25 October 1908
The "Scot" Series See Other Backs    
Doing the girls out of a treat

Signed "F S"

The "Scot" Series 16 August 1910
Series 637x Back      

Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery

Signed "F S"

No publisher

Series 637x

Series No 6370

14 February 1911

No publisher

Series 637x

Series No 6370/3

8 July 1910

Put your kilts doon, Jock.

You'rs a big braw laddie the Noo!

Signed "F S"

H Vertigen & Co, London E.C.

Series 637x

Series No 6370/2

21 June 1910

Do ye na' wear breeks Laddie?

No, Lassie, do you?

Signed "F S"

H Vertigen & Co, London E.C.

Series 637x

Series No 6371/4

25 May 1910

Writing Space II

     

You can do a lot of things in KELLY LAND

That you can't do at Home Sweet Home!

"It's All Right The Noo!"

Unsigned

Printed in Germany

Writing Space II

[24 October 1910 without extra text]

A Windy Day in Bonnie Scotland!

Unsigned

Printed in Germany

Writing Space II

9 August & 5 September  1911

A Scotch Reel (Real Scotch)

Unsigned

Printed in Germany

Writing Space II

20 September 1911

Writing Space Dot

     

Tit for Tat.

or how Sandy got his own back

Unsigned (?? not "F S"??)

Printed in Germany

Writing Space Dot

8 September 12

Numbered Cards  [PC. I]  

   

The Scottish Maiden's Prayer

Oh Lor'! send us a storm.

Unsigned

418 (PC. I)

 

 After all a pair of breeks saves a man standin' in a draught

Unsigned

418 (PC. I)

also 418B

Printed in Germany

 [2 May 1913]

Scots Wha' Ow

Unsigned

453 [PC. I]

in Germany

8 September 1912

[Also Inland Post]

8 September 1912, 13 September 1913

Raising the wind in Bonnie Scotland

Unsigned

461 [PC. I]   Printed in Germany

4 August 1913

Some popular Scotch 'airs

 

462C [PC. I]   Printed in Germany 

[24 October 1912]

You can't tell a man by his cloths, unless he is wearing a kilt.

Unsigned

465 & 465B

  [PC. I]

 

 
467 There's mony a slip, twixt the peel & the pip

Unsigned

467

 [PC. I]

14 July 1913