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Click here to subscribeH.R.H. The Prince of Wales (b.1948) Ballochbuie, Balmoral, April coloured lithograph reproduced from the original watercolour, signed Charles in pencil to margin dated 2002, limited edition no. 81/100, with certificate of authenticity and original receipt, image measures 27cm x 36cm, framed and glazed, in presentation case Condition Report Good condition. Case with some light surface marks. General wear and tear.
CRICKET INTEREST; a collection of engravings, signed photographs and score cards including aquatint print 'Cricket match at Balmoral between Abergeldie and Balmoral teams', 15 x 23.5cm, mounted and unframed, print of Jack Hobbs, a signed photograph of Graham Gooch, a century test match case First Day Cover, two further prints, etc.
Registration – P402 LOXChassis No. – SAXXNWAZEBD135110M.O.T. – October 2025Odometer – 71,597If ever there was a car that fully embraced the special edition, niche marketing opportunity it was the classic Mini. This approach was so successful that the Mini ultimately outlived the car launched to replace it – the Metro. ‘P402LOX’ is one of these models in 1997 Balmoral trim. The Balmoral was primarily designed for export markets but was available in the UK upon request. A rare model. The current keeper has owned ‘P402LOX’ for around two years and is the Mini’s 10th keeper to date. Just over 71,500 miles are recorded to date, a mileage which appears to be supported by the MOT history. ‘P402LOX’ has a category “C” (now category “S”) insurance marker lodged against it from 2016. This ended up being a £1,500 repair and has been professionally addressed. ‘P402LOX’ is offered here with NO RESERVE.This rare Mini model presents in bright blue livery which lends it an even more cheerful demeanour. The Balmoral special attributes are all noted. These include the white sill decals and matching bonnet stripes. The so called “Premium” alloy wheels are a “pepper pot” style and are accompanied by marginally extended wheel arch extensions. Balmoral enhancements are even more prominent inside ‘P402LOX,’ too. The upholstery is courtesy of a Burberry-style, multicoloured, checked fabric with light tan accent panels. Other special edition features include a wood veneer dashboard fascia and chrome bezeled instruments. ‘P402LOX’s’ bodywork and paintwork is rated as “average” with the interior judged as “good.”In mechanical terms ‘P402LOX’ is standard 1997 Mini MK VII fare. This means the erstwhile 1275cc multipoint fuel injected unit with a front mounted radiator. In this iteration it originally produced around 62bhp offering a top speed of close to 90mph. Power is fed to the front wheels via a four speed manual transmission. ‘P402LOX’ is reported to have some service history and has been maintained by a mechanic friend of the current owner for the last couple of years. The mechanical aspects of ‘P402LOX’ are reported as “good.”In summary:A rare special edition Mini in final MK VII formComplete with a vibrant colourway and attractive, special edition interiorOffered with numerous other Balmoral attributes
Elegant Waterford crystal bowl in the Balmoral pattern, featuring a deeply cut design of diamond and starburst motifs. This footed bowl showcases the brilliance and clarity characteristic of Waterford craftsmanship, and is etched with the classic Waterford mark on the base. Measures 4"H x 6"diameter. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: IrelandCondition: Age related wear.
Pair of Scottish pebble bracelets, each with eleven oval agate panels in yellow metal mounts, each 17cm long, can be attached together to form a choker necklace. Sold with a copy of an Edwardian inventory of the family jewellery stating that the stones were picked up near Balmoral, were set by HRH the Duchess of Kent who gave them to HRH the Princess Alice who gave them to HE Seymour.
A COLLECTION OF FORTY-TWO LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES, comprising seven from the north region, to include Wedding Bells, Runswick House, (nibbles in places), Bridge House, Derwent-Le-Dale, with deeds, (has chips in places), all with boxes, Stoney Beck, Inglewood both 1987 and miniature masterpiece collection, The Chocolate House, two Blaise Hamlet collection to include Circular Cottage, (damage on the chimney and heavy rubbing in various places), Sweer Briar Cottage, (considerable damage in various places), South East collection, included Honeysuckle Cottage, with box, (considerable damage in various places), British Collection Scotland, Crathie Church Balmoral, L2084, with deeds and box, (damage to the peak of the roof), The Victorian Shops collection, Haberdashery, L2053, with box, (damage to the chimney), four The Christmas Collection included The Gingerbread Shop, (damaged in places), Robin Cottage, with deeds and box, Rydal Cottage, Hollytree House, British Heritage, Tower Bridge L2213, (some chips), The British Collection, Finders Keeper's L2296, Granny's Bonnet L2080, both with boxes, seven Collectors Club, to include two Pussy Willow, (damage to both), Kiln Cottage, (nibbles), Wash day, Wedding Ring Church L2926, (damaged in places), Cosy Corner, Thimble Cottage, Welsh region, The Hermitage, fifteen Midlands region to include, Robins Gate, with deed, Penny's Post, Larkrise, all with boxes, St. Marys, (damage on parts of the roof), Moreton Manor, Rosemary Cottage, Tillers Green, Five Ways cottage, Titwillow Cottage, Granny Smiths, The farriers, Milestone cottage, Button Down, Tanners cottage, (damage on the chimney), Riverview, (42 + 13 boxes + 4 deeds), (Condition Report: some signs of rubbing on most, retail labels on the base, some makers labels faded or not present, see main description for specific item damage)
British Politics – A collection of 13 letters, mostly from Liberal politicians in the 1880s and 1890s, comprising a letter sent from Balmoral by Francis Knollys, 1st Viscount Knollys, Private Secretary to Edward VII; John Poyntz Spencer, 5th Earl Spencer, on Admiralty headed paper; Granville Leveson-Gower, 2nd Earl Granville, on Foreign Office paper; Edward Stanley, 15th Earl of Derby, on Colonial Office paper; George Sutherland-Leveson-Gower, 3rd Duke of Sutherland, on Stafford House paper, writing about the Highland Railway Company; James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce, on House of Commons paper; Francis Hopwood, 1st Baron Southborough, on Board of Trade paper; John Baring, 2nd Baron Revelstoke, of Barings Bank; Sir Wilfred Lawson, 2nd Bt.; Anthony John Mundella, on Privy Council Office paper; William Vernon Harcourt, on Home Department paper; a letter on House of Commons paper, possibly from George Anderson, M.P.; and another letter indistinctly signed, mostly addressed to “Hopwood”, (most likely being Charles Henry Hopwood, Liberal M.P. from 1874-1885 and 1892-1895, but some for Francis Hopwood, 1st Baron Southborough), and some addressed to a “Sir Courtenay”; an envelope signed by Roundell Palmer, 1st Earl of Selborne, and a memo card from Thomas Cecil Farrer, 2nd Baron Farrer, Abinger Hall, Dorking. (15). (This lot is being sold on behalf of a local charity)
4 Large 19th & 20th C. assorted material buttons incl. Ivoroid. This lot includes a very nice colorful Pattern foil under watch crystal glass by the late Harry Wessel, an extra large Ivoroid of Balmoral Castle, a nice photographic button of a women and a 19th century carved wood and cut steel pattern button. Issued: DIVISION 1=PRE 1918 AND DIVISION 3 IS AFTER 1918Dimensions: SM=Less than 3/4", Medium=3/4" to 1 1/4". Large=1 1/4" and above, extra large=1 3/4" and aboveCondition: Note: Antique buttons may show wear. Significant issues are noted, but shanks and backs on multi-button cards are not guaranteed. Contact us for details.
8 Wedgwood figurines - Spink The Royal Flower Show 1754/10,000, The Silver Jubilee 479/10,000, The picnic at Balmoral 104/10,000, The Golden Jubilee 2619/10,000, The Royal Wedding 1372/10,000, The Great Exhibition 2996/10,000 (repaired arm), The Coronation Ball 7567/10,000 (repair to fan) & Harriet designed by Shirley Curzon
Royalty.- Collection of letters from various members of the British Royal family and royal officials, including: Prince Edward Duke of Kent (father of Queen Victoria); Frederick Duke of York (second son of George III); William IV (as Duke of Clarence); Queen Adelaide; Prince Augustus Frederick Duke of Sussex (son of George III); Queen Victoria; Princess Louise Princess Royal; Princess Helena (third daughter of Queen Victoria); Prince George Duke of Cambridge; Prince Alfred (brother of Edward VII); Queen Alexandra; royal officials, including: Dr Ernst Becker (photographer and librarian to Queen Victoria, 1826-88); Sarah Anne Hildyard (governess to Queen Victoria's children); HP Hansell (tutor to the future Edward VIII); Francis Knollys (secretary to Edward VII & George V), on behalf of Queen Victoria, Edward VII, Frederick Ponsonby, addresses, including: Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Sandringham, Balmoral, Kensington Palace, Marlborough House, together c. 100 letters and c. 10 cut signatures of British royalty, folds, some items browned, v.s., v.d., 1810 - early 20th century (c. 110).
Ephemera, Dance, a selection of 80 dance cards and invitations etc. to include 1887 silk Queen's Jubilee London Ball, First and Third Trinity Boat Clubs (1938) with Joe Loss and his Band, Athenaeum Club (1921), Edgbaston Invitation Subscription Dances Season 1902-3, Government House Maymyo (Myanmar), assorted Military and Naval, The Hawks Club (Cambridge University Elite Sportsmen), Viceregal Lodge Simla, Masonic, Balmoral, Bexhill Tradesmen's Ball etc. (gen gd)
Two HM Queen Elizabeth II and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh Christmas and New Year cards to include: 1. 1989 Christmas and New Year card with printed black and white photographic front of the Royal Couple in an open carriage titled SARK 1989, the inside cover with two gilt printed cyphers and signed in blue Elizabeth R 1989 and in black Philip., with addressed envelope 2. 1990 Christmas and New Year card with printed colour photographic front of the Royal Couple at Balmoral with one of their dorgis, the inside cover with two gilt printed cyphers and signed in blue Elizabeth R 1990 and in black Philip., with addressed envelope (2) Provenance: The property of two former household staff members at Sandringham estate
GEORGE OGILVY REID RSA (SCOTTISH 1851 - 1928), TAVERN SCENE oil on canvas, signed, titled indistinctly versoframedimage size 41cm x 56cm, overall size 67cm x 82cm Partial handwritten label verso.Note: Reid was born in Leith and worked as an engraver before studying at the Trustee's Academy in Edinburgh. He was primarily a painter of Scottish genre and historical scenes in the manner of Orchardson and Pettie, but he also painted portraits and landscapes. In 1891 Queen Victoria commissioned him to paint a commemorative picture of the christening of one of her grandsons at Balmoral. He lived in Edinburgh and was a member of the Royal Scottish Academy, where he was a regular exhibitor.
Completed and part built white metal Locomotive kits 00 gauge (7), Nucast Class O2 2-8-0 Locomotive and tender with kit chassis BR black 63927, Millholme Class A2 4-6-2 Locomotive and tender BR green 60505 'Thane of Fife', DJH kit Class A2 BR green 60528 'Tudor Minstrel', similar A1 class 4-6-2 BR green 60140 'Balmoral', part completed Wills King class 4-6-0, part completed PC Models V2 class 2-6-2, unfinished Bec kits J11 class 0-6-0 Locomotive and tender, box contains a brass chassis brass frets and detailing parts and wheels, F-G, boxes F-G, (7)
Kaffee- und Teeservice für drei bzw. sechs Personen, Rosenthal, 37-teilig. Porzellan. Dekor "Balmoral mit deutscher Blume" und Goldrand. Bestehend aus: Je einem Kaffee- und Teekernstück, 3 Kaffeetassen mit Untertassen und 6 Desserttellern, 6 Teegedecken und einer ovalen Platte. L. Gebrauchsspuren. Stempelmarke Rosenthal, 20. Jh. Kaffeekanne H. 19 cm.
Charles III (born 1948) then HRH The Prince of Wales double-handled breakfast tray. The lacquered navy and gold wooden tray featuring a print of the Prince`s watercolour paintings titled 'Lochnagar, Balmoral', in the original box and sealed, 39cm x 55.5cmProvenance: Presented to Mr Dennis Brown, a gardener for the Highgrove Estate
King Charles III Coronation Silver Proof Fifty Pence Coin Set, limited edition number 065 - includes 5 silver proof 50p coins featuring the royal palaces of Windsor Castle, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Balmoral Castle, Buckingham Palace and Sandringham House, all in capsules in a presentation box with certificate of authenticity
Royal Interest - Charles III (b.1948), then Prince of Wales, and Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997), 1983 Christmas card with twin gilt Royal cyphers to cover, colour photographic print of Charles, Diana, and William on the grounds of Balmoral Castle, signed (likely autopen), with addressed envelope This card was sent to Derek Lane, Chief Inspector of the Avon and Somerset Constabulary.At the time of the St Paul’s riots, Bristol, 1980, he was head of community involvement, where he dealt with many community leaders in and around the area, and through huge efforts, meetings, talks and understanding, peace was restored to the streets of Bristol. He was promoted to Superintendent remaining in the same role.He became one of the original members of the Prince’s Trust (now the King’s Trust), which helped numerous young people in the south west of England, which was of great pride to him.He was also engaged in many youth organisations, helping to raise money to help the disadvantaged.In 1989, he was awarded the MBE for services to the community
FALLA MANUEL DE: (1876-1946) Spanish Composer. A.L.S., `Manuel de Falla´, four pages, 8vo, Paris, 5th November 1910, to G. Jean Aubry, in French. Falla thanks his correspondent for his letter which has pleased him a lot, and states in part `Ce n´est pas vous qui doit remercier; c´est moi qui vous remercie bien sincèrement de l´accueil plein de bonté que vous et votre si aimable famille ont bien voulu me faire. J´en garderai toujours le meilleur souvenir... Je vous envoie par ce même courrier le manuscrit de mes mélodies. C´est une bien petite chose qui n´a pas une autre valeur que d´être un témoignage de mon amitié.´ (Translation: "It is not you who should thank; it is me who thank you most sincerely for the welcome full of kindness that you and your dear family have been kind enough to give me. I will always keep the best memory of it... I am sending you by this same mail the manuscript of my melodies. It is a very small thing that has no other value than to be a testimony of my friendship.") Further, Falla refers to his correspondent´s project and states `J´apprends avec un vif plaisir vos nouveaux projets au sujet de la musique Espagnole et je crois inutile de vous dire car vous le savez déjà, que je suis tout à votre disposition pour collaborer à votre oeuvre - Merci de l´adresse de Joaquin Nin - Voulez-vous me faire l´obligeance de m´indiquer les journaux (nº et date) qui ont parlé du concert?´ (Translation: "I am very pleased to learn about your new projects on the subject of Spanish music and I think it is useless to tell you, as you already know, that I am at your disposal to collaborate on your work - Thank you for Joaquin Nin's address - Would you be so kind as to indicate to me the newspapers (number and date) that spoke of the concert?") Paper with an attractive Balmoral watermark. VGGeorges Jean-Aubry was the pen-name of Jean-Frédéric-Emile Aubry (1882–1950) French music Critic and Translator. He was a friend, translator and biographer of Joseph Conrad and also close friend of Debussy and Ravel.Joaquín Nin y Castellanos (1879-1949) Cuban Pianist and Composer.
PRINCESS MARGARET: (1930-2002) Countess of Snowdon. Younger daughter of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and only sibling of Queen Elizabeth II. An excellent and unusual A.L.S., `Margaret´, two pages, 8vo, Balmoral Castle, Scotland, 10th September 1950, on the Balmoral castle printed stationery, bearing a red printed monogramme to the heading, to Georgina, in French. The Princess sends a kind and friendly message to her former French teacher, Madame Reinhold, thanking her for her letter and stating in part `I have not seen you since so long, close to two years, and I was delighted with Paris. I want to return as soon as possible!!´ Princess Margaret further refers to her aunt, Duchess of Gloucester, and makes an amusing comment saying `..no, stay calm, they do not have my charming Prince! I know that French newspapers have decided on my behalf or two or three times already! Accompanied by the original envelope addressed in the Princess´ hand to `Madame Reinhold - La Mardelle - Isdes - Loiret - France´, post-stamped, with a Balmoral ink stamp to each side of the printed stationery envelope. Folded. VGMadame Reinhold, "Georgina" was Princess Margaret and Queen Elizabeth French teacher.
ROYAL LOCHNAGAR SELECTED RESERVE 75CL HIGHLAND SINGLE MALT Bottle Number: 5955243% ABV / 70cl Royal Lochnagar Distillery sits at the foot of the Cairngorm mountains and is fed by the crystal clear water of the Scarnock springs. Originally called Lochnagar, it was renamed following the royal visit by Queen Victoria, who was quite a fan. The distillery reguarly resupplied the nearby Balmoral Castle which is situated just one mile away.
A Large Collection of Stereo Diapositives, mostly marked 'Ferrier & soulier', including images of the 1889 Exposition, Prague, Balmoral Castle, Lyon, Dolma Mosque Constantinople, Suleymaniye Mosque Constantinople, Milan, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Venice , various French scenes & Architecture,Condition: various conditions with some cracks and chips but generally good
15 piece Bavaria coffee set comprising 6 cups, 6 saucers, coffee pot, sugar & cream, 20 piece Victoria China Desert Scene tea set comprising 4 cups, 6 saucers, 6 side plates, 2 sandwich plates, milk jug & sugar bowl, 6 Shelley cups and saucers, Crown Devon Balmoral Castle cup and saucer, George V Silver Jubilee saucer, Crown China QEII Silver Jubilee cup, George VI & Q. Mary coronation beaker, Edward VIII coronation mug, West Germany cow, R. Winton wedding cake slice and wooden Russian doll
MINTONS; a pair of hand painted cabinet plates, 'Balmoral Castle' and 'Abbisford', each signed by R G Keeling, a Cauldon hand painted and gilt decorated cabinet plate by A Winckle depicting fish, a Worcester hand painted cabinet plate and two further hand painted cabinet plates, decorated with exotic birds and with scalloped edges (6). Condition Report: Fish plate with very minimal losses to jewelled decoration. Abbisford plate with a large open crack. each piece with minor rubbing to gilding and decoration.
H.M. Queen Elizabeth II ('Lilibet' signed) and H.R.H. The Duke of Edinburgh, Christmas card dated 1960, gilt royal cyphers to cover, the interior with black and white photograph of the Queen, Prince Philip, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, baby Prince Edward and a corgi at Balmoral, signed ''Philip' and 'Lilibet' and addressed 'To Gerald and Angela'. PROVENANCE: Private collection of Angela Lascelles (wife of The Hon. Gerald Lascelles, First Cousin of Queen Elizabeth II) and thence by descent.
A GROUP OF THIRTY ONE LILLIPUT LANE SCULPTURES AND MISCELLANEOUS, comprising thirty one sculptures from varies collections to include 'John Knox House', 'St Marys', 'Christmas Party', (considerable damage to the base, roof and chimney), 'Old vicarage at Christmas', 'Tintagel', 'Runswick House', 'Water Meadows', 'Tower of London' L2210,' Rustic Root House', 'Beehive Cottage', 'Flower Sellers', 'Secret Garden', 'St Marks', 'Culloden Cottage', 'Brecon Bach', 'Wedding Bells', 'Crathie Church Balmoral' L2084, (damage to peak), 'Finchingfields', (damage on chimney), 'Inverlochie Hame', 'Watermill', 'Saddlers Inn', 'The Sandcastle', L2324, 'The Vicarage', 'Langdale Cottage', 'Golden Years' L2048, 'Farthing Lodge', 'Petticoat Cottage', 'Gingerbread shop', 'Sweet ea Cot', 'Riverview', 'Partridge Cottage', fourteen other sculptures of varies buildings by Danbury Mint, Cameron Douglas, Ilkley fine arts, Leonardo Collection, etc. (45), (Condition Report: some items have signs of rubbing and small nibbles, see main description for individual damage to some items, there is a separate bag with broken pieces in, no boxes or certificates, the bases appear to have wool from packaging still on)
HM Queen Elizabeth and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh; a signed (autopen)1995 Christmas card, with twin gilt Royal cyphers to interior cover and colour photograph of HM The Queen and HRH Prince Philip at Balmoral., signed 'Elizabeth R 1995 Philip'.. (envelope lacking) Provenance: Alan Maxwell MVO, of photographic and camera specialist, Wallace Heaton Ltd., official suppliers to the Royal Family
Postcards, Shipping, 30+ cards depicting merchant ships and liners to include Lusitania, RMS Viking, Olympic, Rangitata, Manxman, Caledonian Coast, Balmoral, Ocean Coast, Swiftpool, City of Nagpur, Bremen, United States, Aquitania, Corfu, Europa, Port Aukland, Orbita, Scythia, Orontes etc. (gen gd)
Three: Lieutenant L. H. White, Royal Navy, who was severely wounded at the battle of Dogger Bank in January 1915 and then killed in the explosion that ripped through H.M.S. Natal in Cromarty harbour at the end of the same year 1914-15 Star (Lieut. L. H. White, R.N.); British War and Victory Medals (Lieut. L. H. White. R.N.) extremely fine (3) £400-£500 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Leonard Hale White was born in Harley Street, London on 7 January 1890, the son of a physician. Educated at Bradfield College and thence as a Cadet in Britannia, he was appointed a Sub-Lieutenant in March 1909 and advanced to Lieutenant in June 1910. In the period leading up to the Great War he enjoyed a spate of seagoing appointments, among them H.M.S. Balmoral Castle at the time of the Duke of Connaught’s visit to South Africa. He was however serving in his first command, the torpedo boat H.M.S. Panther, on the outbreak of hostilities. In September 1914, White removed to the battle cruiser Tiger and he was consequently present at the battle of Dogger Bank on 24 January 1915, when her eight 13.5-inch guns did great execution, not least in a protracted duel with the Moltke and the Seydlitz. However, the Tiger, in common with Beatty’s flagship the Lion, did not escape unscathed, as evidenced by her Captain’s description of the time when she received her third hit from a large calibre shell: ‘Tiger steered in the direction of the fleeing enemy and then, at this very critical moment, when quick decision had to be made, when the great speed of the Germans meant that every second brought them nearer to safety, there occurred a very large explosion which rattled us all in the conning-tower very considerably. It appeared that a shell had entered the Intelligence Office, which was immediately below the conning-tower, and having exploded there, blew up through the gun control tower, rendering everybody in it hors de combat and killing Engineer Captain Taylor and six men, and wounding three officers and six men.’ Among them was White, who was severely wounded. On recovering from his wounds, he was appointed a Gunnery Lieutenant in the cruiser Natal and he was similarly employed when she was torn apart by a massive internal explosion while lying at Cromarty harbour on 30 December 1915. He is commemorated by name on the Chatham Naval Memorial. During the Great War the Royal Navy lost four ships to internal explosions whilst lying in harbour, the other three being H.M.S. Bulwark, H.M.S. Princess Irene and H.M.S. Vanguard. At the time there was much speculation that these losses were due to sabotage by enemy agents. However, the more likely explanation is that they were the result of deterioration in the stocks of high explosives carried on board. Sold with a quantity of original documentation, including handwritten letters of condolence from the Queen’s secretary at Buckingham Palace, dated 5 January 1916, and from Admiral Beatty, dated 3 January 1916; a portrait photograph of the recipient; H.M.S. King Edward VII Christmas card and picture post cards of two other ships in which he served, together with embroidered cap tallies for ‘H.M.S. Prince of Wales’ and ‘H.M.S. Venerable’.
Three twentieth century kilts and rabbit fur sporran. A Macnab of Haddington hand tailored kilt in camel Pure New Wool, with black leather straps and buckle fastenings, size 16. A Balmoral kilt in red, yellow, green and navy tartan wool, with black leather straps and buckle fastenings. A Murray Brothers kilt in off-white, forest green, navy and yellow Pure New Wool, with black leather straps and buckle fastenings, size 16. A traditional six-tassel dress sporran, in black textured leather with white and black rabbit fur, having a silver metal thistle shapes plate across the upper part, popper clasp closure. Inside the bundle is an envelope containing tartan samples from 'Gordon Stobo, Highland House, Edinburgh', dated 1970.
Wilson, G.W. and Others Stereoviews, mainly Scottish views 28 views by G.W. Wilson including Edinburgh, Balmoral, the Western Isles, Abbotsford and a paddle steamer on the Clyde, 29 views by Archibald Burns, Ingils, McGlashon and others, mainly of Edinburgh including Newhaven fishwives and The Whitehorse Inn, some with fading, edge wear and surface marks to mounts (57) Formerly owned by the Late Murray Mackinnon, a renowned collector of photography documenting Scottish life from the mid-19th to early-20th century.
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