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Postcards > Europe > Great Britain > Scotland > Stirlingshire > Stirling  Click here for Stirling Email Alert
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Scotland Stirling Old Postcard - ABERFOYLE By Loch Ard
Stirlingshire Vintage Colour Postcard. Aberfoyle. By Loch Ard. Aberfoyle (Scottish Gaelic: Obar Phuill) is a village in the region of Stirling, Scotland, 27 miles northwest of Glasgow. The population stands at 635 as of the 1998 census.
Published by Commercial Series J.W.B.
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Gowan Hill Stirling Old Colour Postcard BEHEADING STONE
Scotland Stirlingshire Hand Tinted Postcard. Beheading Stone, Gowan Hill, Stirling. Execution. Stirling is a city in central Scotland, in the district of Stirling.
Published by Shurey
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Scotland Old PPC STIRLING Wallace Monument Abbey Craig
Early Stirlingshire Coloured Multiview Postcard. Stirling, Old Bridge, Wallace Monument, Abbey Craig. Stirling is a city in central Scotland, in the district of Stirling.
Published by E.T.W. Dennis & Sons Ltd. London & Scarboro.
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STIRLING 1909 Old Postcard Wallace Monument Golden Arms
Scotland Early Colour Tinted Postcard. Wallace Monument, Stirling. With beautifully embossed coat of arms in gold colour. Sent from Glasgow to Hull Yorks. KE7 1/2d yellow green
Stirling is a city in central Scotland, in the district of Stirling.
Published by Hartmann
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Scotland Old PPC LOCH LOMOND Inversnaid Hotel and Falls
Early Valentine's Picture Postcard, Inversnaid Hotel and Falls, Loch Lomond. Shearer, Stirling. Sent from Inversnaid to Accrington, Lancashire. King Edward 7th 1/2d blue green
Published by Valentine series
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Loch Lomond Ben Lomond Lake Mountains 1944 Old Postcard
Early Coloured Picture Post Card, Stirlingshire. King George 6th 2d orange stamp, tied STIRLING postmark. Addressed to London.
Loch Lomond was formed during the Ice Age by the action of glaciers. Later it was at the junction of 3 ancient kingdoms, Strathclyde, Dalriada and Pictland. The loch also crosses the highland fault line, noticeable in its changing character and more rugged terrain moving from south to north. The highest mountain in the area and the most southerly Munro, Ben Lomond (3195ft), sits on the loch's eastern shore.
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