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The Binns, Blackness, where the Royal Scots Greys were raised,1681
Rear of postcard –
VALENTINE’S
POST CARD
FOR CORRESPONDENCE FOR ADDRESS ONLY
PRINTED IN GT. BRITAIN
VALENTINE’S “BROMOTYPE” SERIES. COPYRIGHT PICTURE
“Hello Folks,
This is the place at which we are staying – about 15 miles up the Forth from Edinburgh not far from Linlithgow. The wall to the left faces over the water & just behind the place on a hill is a cairn built by Thomas (Ian) Dalzell, who is an ancestor of the people living here & who played a prominent part in Scottish history. The present Dalzell of the Binns served in the Diplomatic service in Persia, Arabia & India.
Noel. Oct. 5th 1943.”
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PostcardDate published
5 October 1943People
- Noel Sutherland
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898/1384/37972Supporters and sponsors
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