1937 Photogravure Coalisnacoan Glen Coe Appin Murder Allan Breck Refuge XGDA6 TOM1 the company changed its name

the company changed its name to the Pillsbury Flour Mills Company

The intaglio process used for this collection is far superior to the more mechanical photogravures and rotogravures that we often see

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This 97+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++

1937 Photogravure Coalisnacoan Glen Coe Appin Murder Allan Breck Refuge XGDA6 TOM1 the company changed its nameThis is an original 1937 sepia photogravure of Coalisnacoan. This small area of Glen Coe in the Scottish Highlands has a history as being the refuge of Allan Breck Stewart, the man accused the famous Appin Murder of Roy Colin Campbell of Glenure, for which his adopted father was convicted of and executed in his place. This event was written of in Robert Lewis Stevenson's Kidnapped. CONDITION This 74+ year old Item is rated Near Mint Very Fine+. No