Postcards
Photographic and printed postcards
| Image | Code | Title | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
LVSAV2023.031.002 | Postcard - 43 Hopetoun Street, Bathgate | File Record | Black and white postcard of a J.M. Hill Music Seller shop front. Postally used. Photo is of 43 Hopetoun Street, Bathgate. |
|
LVSAV2023.032 | Postcard - 'Flirtation' | File Record | Black and white staged photographic postcard entitled: 'Flirtation'. Photograph by Robert Braid (local photographer). Postally unused. |
|
LVSAV2023.033 | Postcard - 'Greetings from Blackridge' | File Record | Colour postcard of a butterfly with a woman in the centre with a four coloured images in the wings. Entitled: 'Greetings from Blackridge'. |
|
LVSAV2023.034 | Postcard - 'Pumpherston Store' | File Record | Coloured photographic postcard entitled: 'Pumpherston Store' showing the Co-operative store. Postally used. |
|
LVSAV2023.036.001 | Postcard - Nurses and Wounded Soldiers | File Record | Black and white photographic postcard of nurses and wounded soldiers from WW1 outside a hospital in Bathgate - possible Bangour Hospital. Postally unused. |
|
LVSAV2023.036.002 | Postcard - Nurses and Wounded Soldiers | File Record | Black and white photographic postcard of nurses and wounded soldiers from WW1 outside a hospital in Bathgate - possible Bangour Hospital. 1917. Postally unused. |
|
LVSAV2023.037.001 | Postcard - The Mill Bridge, Avon Water | File Record | Coloured photographic postcard entitled: 'The Mill Bridge, Avon Water'. Postally unused. |
|
LVSAV2023.037.002 | Postcard - The Avon at Wallace's Cave | File Record | Coloured photographic postcard entitled: 'The Avon at Wallace's Cave'. Postally unused. |
|
LVSAV2023.039 | Postcard - Calder House | File Record | Two postcards of Calder House, Mid Calder, West Lothian, have been stuck onto a piece of cream coloured paper (possibly to create a pictorial information … |
|
LVSAV2023.040 | Postcard - Main Street, Broxburn | File Record | Coloured postcard entitled 'Main St. Broxburn' depicting shop fronts and people standing in the street. Postally used. |