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Post Card
Thomas
Robertson first appeared in the Edinburgh trade directories in 1877 as a
Stationer,
Pocket Book Maker, etc.
From
1902 onwards, his business moved to the Post Office at 2 Lynedoch place,
just off the left hand side of the view on the post card below.
This
post card bears the name T Robertson, Lynedoch Place, Edinburgh, but
does not say whether he was photogrpaher, publisher or seller of the
card.
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The
Dean Valley, Edinburgh
"A
Highland Glen in a City"
![Postcard - T Robertson - Dean Valley](../0_PCV_M/0_post_card_views_robertson.jpg)
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Copyright:
For
permission to reproduce, please contact peter.stubbs@edinphoto.org.uk
Looking
North East from Dean
Bridge, along the valley of the Water of Leith,
past
St
Bernard's Well towards the Firth of Forth, Inchkeith island and the
County of Fife
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Thomas Robertson
Stationer
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Thomas
Robertson's business was:
1877-1886
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Stationer,
Pocket Book Maker, etc. |
1887-1902 |
Heraldic
and Fancy Stationer, etc |
1903-
1917 |
Fancy
Stationer, Newsagent, etc. |
1918-1920 |
Stationer |
1921-1966 |
Stationer
and Newsagent |
Thomas
Robertson's business address was:
1877
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Shandwick
Place |
1878-1898
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7
Shandwick Place |
1899-1901 |
26
Shandwick Place and
2 Lynedoch Place |
1901-
1966 |
2
Lynedoch Place |
Thomas
Robertson's home address was:
1877-1886
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8
Lothian Road |
1887-1891
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106
Lothian Road |
1892-1895 |
9
Leven Terrace |
1896-1920 |
4
Warrender Park Crescent |
1921-1926 |
5
Bangholm Terrace |
1927-1928 |
Craigmore,
Dryburgh Crescent, Blackhall |
from
1929 |
No
home address given. |
By
1929, Thomas Robertson had presumably retired from running
the business, which continued in his name. |
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