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ALT No Porkies here. Eating pork or pastries on Halloween was illegal, thanks to the Witchcraft Ac of 1735
ALT A late 20th century postcard of three dancers in kilts and waistcoats. They are mid dance on an openair dancefloor at a Highland Games or similar event. In the background is a range of hills. It appears to be a hot summer day. A large crowd looks on and some men are topless.
ALT A REVELATION, THE SPORK. The Spork fulfils all the functions of the ordinary fork. It will handle more conveniently many dishes now requiring both knife and fork, or fork and spoon. It is a great improvement on the fork for stews, curries, mince, peas, gravies, etc. hors d'oeuvres, sweets and savouries.
ALT two rows of cottages at right angles in a near treeless landscape. low rolling hills in distance.
ALT two rows of cottages in a flat landscape. A range of hills in distance. patch of trees middle distance.
ALT four victorian bicyclists with bikes standing in front a gatebuilding perhaps, with crenulations.
ALT a photo of a Eurasian Wren standing on a board over what looks like a body of water.
ALT Portrait of military general, and notable racist and homophobe, Robert Baden-Powell.
ALT The frontispiece page for The Wyse-Sayin's o' Solomon. The Proverbs rendered in Scots by The Reverend T. Whyte Paterson.
![A mottled blank page written on by many people in pencil and ink. It reads:
To Catherine Hastie December 1945 from the Saltire Society
"Weel, weel! Gang yer weys the noo, an' syne come back the morn..."
The Wyse Sayin's o' Solomon Chap[ter] 3.
[signed] Robert Hurd, President.
Then a list of signatures of wellwishers and a motif/emblem/device drawn in ink. It is an oval sat on the centre of a line at an acute angle. What looks like a backward lowercase R in the oval's centre. Two bold dots, one atop the oval, the other below the acute line.](https://venexa.site/media/GPgQu7ZW8AExcnk.jpg)
ALT A mottled blank page written on by many people in pencil and ink. It reads: To Catherine Hastie December 1945 from the Saltire Society "Weel, weel! Gang yer weys the noo, an' syne come back the morn..." The Wyse Sayin's o' Solomon Chap[ter] 3. [signed] Robert Hurd, President. Then a list of signatures of wellwishers and a motif/emblem/device drawn in ink. It is an oval sat on the centre of a line at an acute angle. What looks like a backward lowercase R in the oval's centre. Two bold dots, one atop the oval, the other below the acute line.
ALT a little sketch or monogram