Loch Shiel Scotland By Train MacLeod

Original vintage railway travel poster for Loch Shiel See Scotland by Train featuring a scenic view of Glenfinnan Bay in the Highlands by the notable Scottish artist William Douglas MacLeod (1892-1962) depicting boats on the calm water surrounded by trees, mountains and hills under a lightly cloudy blue sky with cows grazing by the historic Glenfinnan Monument in the foreground, the bold title and text - Prince Charles Edward Stuarts's Monument at Glenfinnan (Property of the National Trust for Scotland) - below this iconic view with the British Railways logo - Information from Principal Travel Agents or British Railways Offices New York Chicago Los Angeles and Toronto. The monument (opened 1815) was built to commemorate the spot where Prince Charles Edward Stuart / Bonnie Prince Charlie (1720-1788) and the Scottish Highlanders raised the royal standard flag at the start of the 1745 Jacobite Rising; the statue of the lone Highlander was added to the 18m tower in 1835. Published by the British Railways Scottish Region. Printed by Jordison & Co. Good condition, minor creasing, small paper loss in top left corner, backed on old linen, linen roughly trimmed to edges.