Provisional F. S. Series -"Kilts" |
Kilts |
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Inland Saxony back | Earliest recorded September 1907 | ||
Raising the wind in Bonnie Scotland Unsigned
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No publisher Inland Saxony back |
7 June 1911 17 July 1911 |
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Scots Wha' Ow Unsigned
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No publisher |
16 May 1912 | |
Afterr all a pair of breeks saves a man standin' in a draught Unsigned
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The Scottish Maidens Prayer Oh Lor'! send us a storm
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No publisher |
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Crown Series 1008 | |||
A Windy Day in Bonnie Scotland! Unsigned
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Unsigned The "Crown" Series 1008 Crown Series 1008 Back |
13 August 1908 | |
"John, John, put your trousers on.
The ladies here are single." Unsigned
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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
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Crown Series 1009 | |||
A Heiland Mary and a Heiland Little Mary Signed "F S"
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Crown Series 1009 Crown Series 1 Back |
4 August 1908 | |
A Scotch Reel! (Real Scotch) Signed "F S"
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The Crown Series No 1009 Crown Series 1 Back See also Writing Space |
11 July 1909 20 September 1913 |
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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
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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 |
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"Why do ye nae wear Breeks Laddie?" Unsigned No Publisher |
Unsigned Crown Series Back [No series number] |
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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 No 6370 |
14 February 1911 |
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No publisher Series No 6370/3 |
8 July 1910 |
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Put your kilts doon, Jock. You'rs a big braw laddie the Noo! Signed "F S" |
H Vertigen & Co, London E.C. 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 No 6371/4 |
25 May 1910 |
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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 |
[24 October 1910 without extra text] |
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A Windy Day in Bonnie Scotland! Unsigned |
Printed in Germany |
9 August & 5 September 1911 |
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A Scotch Reel (Real Scotch) Unsigned |
Printed in Germany |
20 September 1911 |
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Tit for Tat. or how Sandy got his own back Unsigned (?? not "F S"??) |
Printed in Germany |
8 September 12 |
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The Scottish Maiden's Prayer Oh Lor'! send us a storm. Unsigned |
418 (PC. I) |
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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] |
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Scots Wha' Ow Unsigned |
453 [PC. I] in Germany 8 September 1912 [Also Inland Post] |
8 September 1912, 13 September 1913 |
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Raising the wind in Bonnie Scotland Unsigned |
461 [PC. I] Printed in Germany |
4 August 1913 |
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Some popular Scotch 'airs |
462C [PC. I] Printed in Germany |
[24 October 1912] |
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You can't tell a man by his cloths, unless he is wearing a kilt. Unsigned |
465 & 465B [PC. I]
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467
There's mony a slip, twixt the peel & the pip Unsigned |
467
[PC. I] |
14 July 1913 |