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I recently bought an old postcard of this castle (or at least, what remains of it).

I recently purchased an engraving of Woodhouse Tower, which comes from the Illustrated London News, in 1847.

Latest addition to my collection - a print of the castle from 1790.

I recently purchased an old engraving by Robert Billings, dated around 1850. It rather caught my eye.

An old postcard of Castle Campbell, recently purchased.

From Martin Coventry, COS 3rd ed delux. Images from Morrice.

From the BBC Website, 18th July 2007 Bomb team called to Glamis Castle A bomb disposal unit has carried out a controlled explosion at the late Queen Mother's childhood home in Angus. Tayside Police said staff working at Glamis Castle discovered what was thought to be an unexploded phosphorous bomb from World War II in the grounds. It was dug up by workmen widening an access road to the castle at 0820 BST on Wednesday. The Explosives Ordnance Division, based in Edinburgh, and Tayside Fire and Rescue service attended the site. The A928 was closed both ways as a precautionary measure while the bomb was investigated. It was later moved into a skip before a controlled …

Falside History RCAHMS Images On Line (pre-restoration) From Canmore;

This is a chromolithograph of Kilchurn Castle from around 1880, recently added to my collection of old prints.

A couple of old postcards of the castle, recently purchased.