Scottie Collection (page 2)

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

Scottie and Westie / 1947
A West Highland White Terrier and a black Scottish Terrier stand together looking round the corner. Date: 1947

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

WW2 Christmas card, patriotic dogs sheltering behind sandbags. Date: circa 1942

Silhouette of Land Girl taking dog for walk, WW2
Silhouette of a Land Girl taking a dog for a walk during the Second World War. 1939-1945

Scots terrier with feathers
Unusual Friends - Scots terrier with feathers. 1950s

Man playing trumpet, dog listening
Unusual Friends - man playing trumpet, dog listening. 1950s

Scots terrier puppy and tabby kitten
Unusual Friends - Scots terrier puppy and tabby kitten. 1950s

Scots terrier playing with balloon
Unusual Friends - Scots terrier playing with balloon. 1950s

Scots terrier with a burst balloon on its head
Unusual Friends - Scots terrier with a burst balloon on its head, and the string hanging down its face. 1950s

Two cute terrier-type dogs
Two terrier type- dogs with their paws up on a chair, looking hopeful. Date: c. 1920s

Man with Scots terrier
Man sitting in a chair with a Scots terrier on his lap. Date: circa 1920s

The Belle of the Beach - Keszthely, Lake Balaton, Hungary
Belle of the beach - A Bellboy of the Hullam Szallo Hotel provides shade for a very wealthy rather rotund female guest, promenading with her pet Scottie dog (Scottish Terrier) along the Strand (Beach)

Misfitz - Scottie. early 20th century

Birthday card, Dog with basket. early 20th century

George Studdy, The Faithful Heart (The Sketch, 17 May 1922). A little dog with mournful eyes, obviously alarmed at his owners sea bathing antics

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, Mac
Illustration by Cecil Aldin -- Mac lies on a cushion in his new home in London, thinking he might quite like it here with his new owner, Mistress Gray

Title page design by Cecil Aldin, Mac, a story about a white Scots terrier. Date: 1912

Cover design by Cecil Aldin, Mac, a story about a white Scots terrier. Date: 1912

Illustration of a Scots terrier by Cecil Aldin. Date: 1939

White Scots terrier lying in an armchair
A white Scots terrier lying in an armchair with one eye open and one eye closed -- Funny Face. Date: 1930

Aberdeen terrier and Sealyham terrier sitting on a sofa
A black Aberdeen terrier and a white Sealyham terrier sitting side by side on a sofa -- John and His Scottie Friend. Date: 1930

Illustration by Cecil Aldin, Scots terrier
Illustration by Cecil Aldin -- a Scots terrier named Nonie. Date: 1927

Three women with a dog and tortoises in a garden
Three women with a dog in a garden. Two tortoises are eating lettuce leaves at their feet. Date: circa 1920s

Woman holding a dog in a garden
Woman holding a white terrier dog in a garden. Date: 1938

Three women in a tent on a beach with a white terrier
Three young women in a tent on a beach with a white terrier dog at their feet. Date: circa 1930s

Studio portrait, woman with Scots terrier, photo by Jerome, Liverpool. Date: circa 1930s

WW2 greetings card, Cheer up! It won t be so long now!! A Scots terrier with a bandaged tail. V for Victory is painted on the fence. Date: circa 1942

Two women on beach with Scots terrier
Two women on a beach with a Scots terrier on a lead. Date: circa 1930s

Doggie Tug of War
A Black Scottie (Scottish Terrier) dog enjoys a tug of war with a girl on a garden lawn. Date: 1938

F. SCOTT FITZGERALD FAMILY Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald (1896-1940). American writer. At Christmas-time with his wife Zelda and daughter Scottie

Domestic Dog, Scottish Terrier, puppy, with collar and tag, sitting

Domestic Dog, Scottish Terrier, wheaten coat, adult, standing

Britannia and Eve magazine, February 1940
Front cover illustration featuring a beautiful blonde woman who creates a scottie dog shadow on the wall behind her using her hands

Young child and pet dog
A young child taking the pet dog out for a walk on the rocks by the sea. Photograph by Ralph Ponsonby Watts

Doggie Afternoon Tea
Two Black Scottie (Scottish Terrier) dogs taking afternoon tea on their garden lawn, one from a cup and the other from a saucer!

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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.