Scottie Collection

Poster for Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line to Australia
Poster for the Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line: cruises to Australia via the Suez Canal and Colombo (one class only)

Two Scamps / Cecil Aldin
Two sweet looking pet dogs one a Scottish terrier, another a wire-haried fox terrier, pose for the artist

The Faithful Heart by George Studdy
A little dog with mournful eyes, obviously alarmed at his owners sea bathing antics, paddles as far as he can into the water holding her dress

Fall / Scottish Terr. / 1933
Two timid looking black Scottie puppies

Winston Churchill posing in the garden of the White House
Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, posing hte the grounds of the White House, Washington, dressed in his siren suit. Churchill was in the USA for a meeting with Franklin D

Advertisement, Buchanans Black & White Whisky
Advertisement for Buchanans Black & White Whisky, Christmas 1927. 1927

Scots terrier, Buchanans Black & White Scotch Whisky
Advertising showcard, Scots terrier dog, Buchanans Black & White Scotch Whisky

A famous mascot - Captain Scott dog joins the Army
Scotty, the dog belonging to Captain Robert Falcon Scott, who went to the South Pole with Scott in 1912 and went with the relief party to find his late masters body

Endpaper design by Cecil Aldin, Mac, the story of a white Scots terrier from the Highlands. Date: 1912

WW2 Christmas card, dog with gas mask
WW2 Christmas card, a black Scots terrier runs along with a gas mask in a box tied to his collar. Date: circa 1942

Fall / Scottish Terr. / 1939
Head study of an unnamed Scottie with a floppy ear. Owner: Cross

Dog show, East Hampton, Long Island, between 1933 and 1942. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Dog show, East Hampton, Long Island, between 1933 and 1942

Dog show, East Hampton, Long Island, between 1933 and 1942. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Dog show, East Hampton, Long Island, between 1933 and 1942

Small circular gift tag - original artwork - Urgent - Dog
Small circular gift tag - original artwork - Urgent - a little black Scottie dog dashing to deliver a letter held in its mouth. Date: circa 1937

Empire Exhibition at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow, Scotland - Dominions and Colonial Avenues, Dominion Pavilions, Palace of Engineering, Bandstand and Tower. Date: 1938

Advertisement Illustration, Westie & Scottie
An illustration used for advertisement purposes, showing a West Highland white terrier and Scottish terrier sat together, one looking with a fixated glare at the plate of food. Date: circa 1939

Leaping Dog, by Harry Rountree
Leaping Dog, original etching by Harry Rountree Date: circa 1930

Scottish Terrier
Portrait of a Scottish Terrier, named Heather Ambition. Date: 1933

Simply Simon Cartoon Strip by Iris Chick in Tail-Wagger-Magazine. Date: 1938

Original Artwork - cartoon strip - Simply Simon ill in bed
Original Artwork for a Simply Simon cartoon strip - Simon ill in bed, trying to be a good dog. Iris Chick had a regular cartoon spot for Simon in Tail-Wagger magazine in the late 1930s

Woman with dog posting a Christmas card
A woman with a Scottie dog posting a Christmas card into a post box. Date: circa 1937

Original Artwork - Simply Simon, the Scottie dog
Original Artwork - Simply Simon - the star of an occasional cartoon strip drawn by Iris Chick, which appeared in the childrens pages of Tail-Wagger Magazine in the late 1930s. Date: circa 1937

Original Artwork - Up the hill to post a Christmas card
Original Artwork - Little girl climbs up the hill to the post box to send a Christmas card - her pet dog follows. Date: circa 1937

Original Artwork - Bedtime on Christmas Eve
Original Artwork - two young children going to bed on Christmas Eve, the older boy holding a candle to light the way. The little girl is telling her puppy that it is bedtime too! Date: circa 1937

Happy Family gift card - Scottie dog in tartan coat Date: 1938

Original Artwork - Thank you card design
Original Artwork - Design for a thank you card - teddy bear reading a book up a tree while a Scottie dog sits patiently below. Date: circa 1937

Greetings Card - Happy Birthday
Birthday Greetings Card - A little girl taking her small pet dog for a walk. Date: circa 1937

Original Artwork - Christmas card - Little girl and bird
Original Artwork - Design for a Christmas Greetings card - silhouette of a young girl and her pet dog stopping to look at a small bird on a tree branch. Date: circa 1937

Postcard design - Washing Day. A young child washing her doll and her pet Scottie dog in a red wooden tub. Date: circa 1937

Greetings card design - Sending Christmas wishes - right as rain. Date: circa 1937

Postcard design artwork - Get well soon. A child in bed is offered a spoonful of medicine by their pet Scottie Dog. Date: circa 1937

Greetings card design - Lending a hand. A little girl standing on a fold-out step to hang up the sprig of Christmas holly, whilst her pet black scottie dog stands attentively offering assistance

Scotch and West Highlander, 1930, Illustrations from his Sketch Book used for
STC255530 Scotch and West Highlander, 1930, Illustrations from his Sketch Book used for Just Among Friends, Aldin, Cecil Charles Windsor (1870-1935), later Published by Eyre and Spottiswoode Limited

Scottie, Scottish Terrier, by Harry Rountree

The Double Scotch Mans Dream

Black & White terriers, Buchanans Whisky
Advertising showcard, Black & White Scots and West Highland terrier dogs, Buchanans Whisky

Scotch Terrier and White West Highlander, 1930, Illustrations from his Sketch Book used
STC255537 Scotch Terrier and White West Highlander, 1930, Illustrations from his Sketch Book used for Just Among Friends, Aldin, Cecil Charles Windsor (1870-1935)

"For Auld Lang Syne"from Aberdeen, 1933. Creator: Unknown
" For Auld Lang Syne" from Aberdeen, 1933. Scottish terriers

A Good Time Ahead, 1930s. Creator: Florence E Valter
A Good Time Ahead, 1930s. Scottie dogs with ribbons

Head of the Scotch Terrier, 1844. Creator: Unknown
Head of the Scotch Terrier, 1844. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol V

A Scottie dog pulls on its leash to reach a tabby cat sat on a wall beneath MacClellans Castle, Kirkcudbright, SW Scotland. The dogs owners watch and smile Date: 1989

Picture No. 12019448
Scottish Terrier dog outside. Date:

Picture No. 12019447
Scottish Terrier dog outside. Date:

Picture No. 12019446
Scottish Terrier dog outside. Date:

Picture No. 12019445
Scottish Terrier dog outside. Date:

Picture No. 12019444
Scottish Terrier dog outside. Date:

Scottish terrer, 1848. An engraving from the Natural History of Man, by James Cowles Prichard, (Hippolyte Bailliere, London, third edition, 1848)

The Countess of Haddington with Scottish terriers
Sarah Baillie-Hamilton, Lady Haddington (nee Cook), pictured at a dogs bazaar held in the Music Hall, Edinburgh carrying two Scottish terriers. Date: 1929

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"Scottie: A Timeless Scottish Terrier" Meet Scottie, the beloved canine companion who captured hearts throughout history. This courageous and charming scamp has left an indelible mark on various realms, from art to literature, even becoming a famous mascot. In the early 20th century, renowned artist Cecil Aldin immortalized Scottie's playful spirit in his iconic illustrations like "Two Scamps. " These endearing portrayals showcased the breed's distinctive features and mischievous nature. Scottie's popularity soared when he graced posters for the Aberdeen & Commonwealth Line to Australia. His presence symbolized loyalty and adventure, enticing travelers with promises of exciting journeys across vast oceans. The Faithful Heart by George Studdy further cemented Scottie's status as a cherished figure. This heartwarming tale touched souls worldwide, reminding us of the unwavering devotion that only a furry friend can provide. During fall 1933 in Scotland, amidst breathtaking landscapes of Scottish territories, Scottie frolicked joyfully through golden leaves. His spirited energy mirrored Winston Churchill posing in the White House garden – both embodying resilience and determination against all odds. Scottish heritage intertwined with spirits as advertisements featured our lovable hero alongside Buchanans Black & White Whisky. The Scots terrier became synonymous with this fine Scotch Whisky brand – two icons united by their timeless appeal. Not limited to mere fame but also service to country, Captain Scott dog joined the Army during World War II. His unwavering loyalty inspired soldiers on countless battlefields while providing comfort amid chaos. Even during festive times like Christmas in WW2 era 1940s, Scottie remained steadfastly loyal. In heartwarming images adorning holiday cards, he sported a gas mask – a reminder of resilience amidst adversity and hope for brighter days ahead. Beyond his influence on popular culture and wartime morale-boosting efforts stood F. Scott Fitzgerald, the legendary American writer.