Looking for '45 sketches

[Cayusedriver]

You may find your local library can acquire the book for you and you can re-scan or otherwise copy the photos. My local library has various other local, county and the state library it can draw from. A definite alternative to $150.00.

Loach

[BoldHighlander]

I have them scanned. Unless someone beats me to it over the weekend look for me to post them here by Sunday

[DWFII]

I have them scanned. Unless someone beats me to it over the weekend look for me to post them here by Sunday

I wonder if I might request that they be big enough to download and examine at leisure?

[JRB]

I have them scanned. Unless someone beats me to it over the weekend look for me to post them here by Sunday

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[BoldHighlander]

Sorry I hadn't gotten back to you on this. I've been blindsided at my end but will get them posted in a couple of hours (or sooner).

[Uncletom]

HI , There's a copy for sale on amazon. Here's the link!! http://www.amazon.com/Witness-Rebell...0127394&sr=1-1
Hope this help you out. Later,uncletom

[BoldHighlander]

Hello all,
I just happened to be flipping thru another book by Stuart Reid & ran across some more Penicuik sketches, including the one of Gordon of Glenbucket. I'll post them (w/Reid's comments) below.
Enjoy!
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Left-handed Highlander. Like most gentleman, as distinct from ordinary clansmen depicted by the artist, he wears trews rather than a plaid.


An elegant but unnamed Highland gentleman in trews.


a Highland sentry.


John Gordon of Glenbucket. The sketch corresponds w/ other eyewitness accounts describing him as bent over with rheumatism and riding a grey Highland pony. (note: unfortunately if I attempt to enlarge this sketch it looses all detail...sorry.)


Alexander MacDonald of Keppoch, killed at Culloden.


Some very scruffy looking British regulars...such illustrations of soldiers' actual appearance on campaign are very rare indeed.