Durie Brown & Co |
Photos
Edinburgh
Public Library has a photograph of The Old Church, Colinton, taken by Durie
Brown & Co. The
photograph is undated. When
was the company in business?
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Postcards
I
have some Durie Brown post-cards:
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Princes Street, Scott Monument from NB Station Hotel, Edinburgh [monochrome],
posted 1908
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Calton Hill & Nelson Monument, Edinburgh [coloured], dated in
pencil 1916.
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Montrose [Pixie Series Post Cards]
a painting which appears to have been photographed by J
Drummond.
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©
Copyright:
For
permission to reproduce, please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
Post
Card with Christmas Greeting,
posted 24 Dec 1908
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©
Copyright:
For
permission to reproduce, please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
Post
Card without Christmas Greeting,
posted 12 Apr 1910
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Durie Brown & Co
Edinburgh Addresses
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Postcards
The
two postcards above do not give an address for Durie Brown &
Co. However I have seen:
- a post card of the Royal Visit on 18 September
1905, giving the addresses:
135 and 106 Princes Street.
- a postcard, posted 1908, giving the
address: 63 Princes Street.
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Pen
I was interested to receive an e-mail from David L Moak, Jackson,
Mississippi, USA, giving yet another address for Durie Brown.
David wrote:
101 Princes Street
"I noticed your listing for Durie Brown. I have a gold-filled
Mabie Todd & Co. Swan fountain pen.
The box it is in, which is original, has a sticker which
indicates that it was sold by Durie Brown and that their address was
101 Princes Street at the
time.
The pen would have been made sometime after 1915."
David L Moak, Jackson, Mississippi, USA: March
16, 2006 |
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Pot
Thank you to Ian Brooks, Oxfordshire, who e-mailed me in July 2006 to tell
me about a crested ware pot bearing the inscription 'Durie Brown & Co,
Princes Street, Edinburgh' on its base.
©
Ian Brooks, Oxfordshire, England
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Clock
Thank you to Allen Salowe, USA, who told me about another Durie Brown
item. Allen wrote:
"I have a round wood case 7-day clock with Durie
Brown & Co. 106 Princes Street, Edinburgh on the face. I brought it back
from Edinburgh to the USA on my lap." |
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