List of Photographers/Publishers
Post Card Views of
Edinburgh
Yellow background denotes an Edinburgh photographer or publisher.
Green background denotes photographer or publisher from
elsewhere.
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- Edina Lock & Key Co
10 Brandon Terrace, Edinburgh
I beleive that there is just one
postcard - a modern card, being handed out by Edina Lock & Key Co
in 2006.
The front of the card has a view of
the company's shop at 10 Brandon Terrace, Canonmills, Edinburgh
and details of the services it provides.
The back of the card gives the
company's business - locksmiths, engravers and architectural
hardware, telephone number, fax number, web site address and
e-mail address.
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- Edinburgh City Libraries
Edinburgh Villages - Series 4
Large post cards - reproductions
- Stockbridge, 1908
Edwardian Edinburgh
- Princes Street Shops - Series 2
Large post cards - reproductions - Princes Street shops
- Corner of Castle Street and
Princes Street, 1909
- East end of Princes Street,
1909
- Princes Street and Hanover
Street, 1909
- West end of Princes Street,
1909
Working People in Edinburgh
Large post cards - reproductions
- Bakers at work, c.1930
- Shop assistants, R & T
Gibson, Princes Street, 1935
- Brewery workers, Younger's
Brewery, c.1926
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- Edinburgh Life Assurance Company
A black and white postcard
- St George's Church, George Street
Not posted
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- Edinburgh Paper Company
I have seen just one postcard
published by the Edinburgh Paper Company, a black and white
photograph looking across Duddingston Loch towards the church
- Duddingston - Loch and Church
Not posted
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- Edmond, J
177 Gorgie Road, Edinburgh
- Wardlaw Place
Black + white,
Posted
1905
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- Edwards, AR & Son
Selkirk
©
Andrew R Edwards was a
professional photographer in the Scottish Borders, with studios at
33 Tower Street, Selkirk (1882-1913) then 73 Tower Street (from
1914). His son was Robert Edwards.
At the time of the 1881 census, he
had two children, the first aged 3, born Aberdeen; the second aged
4 months, born Dalmeny, West Lothian.
He produces some attractive
atmospheric postcards of Edinburgh (Princes Street Gardens and other
locations) together with many of the popular sites around the centre
of Edinburgh. The cards are numbered. These are the ones
that I have seen:
1437
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In Princes Street Gardens,
Edinburgh |
Posted 1924
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1491 |
Nature and Art, Princes
Street Gardens, Edinburgh |
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1484 |
St Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh |
Posted 1930 |
1726 |
The Castle from Grassmarket,
Edinburgh |
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1761 |
The Tollbooth, Edinburgh |
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1888 |
Palace of Holyrood House,
Edinburgh |
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1889 |
Castle and National
Galleries, Edinburgh |
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1946 |
Princes Street from W,
Edinburgh |
Posted 1928 |
1947 |
Princes Street and Castle,
Edinburgh |
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1947 |
Princes Street, Edinburgh |
Posted 1931 |
2171 |
Princes Street and Castle,
Edinburgh |
Posted 1930 |
2210 |
A Bit of Old Edinburgh (from
E Princes St Gardens) |
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2212 |
John Knox's House, Edinburgh |
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2212 |
John Knox's House, Edinburgh |
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2653 |
Entrance to the Shrine,
Scottish National War Memorial |
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2986 |
Salisbury Crags, Edinburgh |
Posted 1946 |
3057 |
Princes Street from West
Edinburgh |
Posted 1938 |
3414 |
Edinburgh from Salisbury
Crags |
Posted 1948 |
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= This card is not in my own
collection. |
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Thank you to Cathy Chick, Devon, great
granddaughter of AR Edwards for letting me know that some of
AR Edwards' images were subsequently sold to Valentine &
Sons and were published as Valentine & Sons postcards. |
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- Elliot, Andrew
17 Princes Street, Edinburgh
©
I have seen the name, Andrew
Elliot, printed on only one postcard - a view of the Forth Bridge
published by Valentines in 1930.
- Forth Bridge (No.208603)
Not posted
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- Eroscot Art
Queen Margaret Gallery, The Vennel, South
Queensferry, Edinburgh
I've only seen one postcard from
this publisher, though there are no doubt others. It is a
sketch of Edinburgh Castle in blue, white and orange. It is
titled:
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"Edinburgh Castle from the Brown
Derby"
- posted May 13, 1970
Don't ask me what the 'Brown Derby'
is!
This card was presumably posted
shortly after the gallery opened. The card says: "The
gallery was opened to commemorate the 900th anniversary of Queen
Margaret's marriage in 1070 to Malcolm Canmore, King of Scots"
The back of the postcard advertises
the gallery: "Murals and portraits commissioned.
Scottish Fine Art Reproductions and Greetings Cards.
Exhibitions and contemporary paintings by Scottish artists in your
home or office."
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- Ewart, J D, Ltd
Glasgow
These postcards have an emblem with
intertwined letters JDE within a wreath. Te only card that I
have seen from this publisher is in Malcolm Cant's collection.
- The Bandstand, Princes
Street, Edinburgh (No E/6)
sepia
Not posted or dated, but this is a
photograph of the 930s Ross Bandstand
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- Exclusive Card Co
17 New Broompark, Edinburgh
Exclusive Card Co were publishers of views of Edinburgh from:
- Peter Baker (Photobank)
- Cathy Collins
- Malcolm Fife
- Karel de Gendre
- Dennis Hardley
- David Morrison
- John O'Fee
- Karel A de Gendre
- R Schofield
- Still Moving Pictures
- Brian Swinburne
- Stewart Wright
On sale 2001
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