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: Powderhall Marathon (1922); Professional race meeting for members of the public in Edinburgh, Scotland

: Scottish Cup Final (1922); Morton beat Glasgow Rangers in Scottish Cup Final.

: Royal Infirmary Flower Day (1922); Flower Day for the Royal Family, Glasgow, Scotland.

: Australian Bowling Team (1922); Australian Bowling Team in Glasgow, Scotland.

: Centuries Old Ceremony (1922); New Scottish peers are summoned to Holyrood House, Edinburgh, Scotland.

: Queen At Aberdeen AKA H. M. The Queen (1922); Queen Mary receives a degree at Aberdeen University,...

: Sir James Barrie (1922); Sir James Barrie at St Andrews University, Scotland.

: Colours Of The Battalions Colours Of The 15 Th & 16 Th Battalions Of The H.L.I.... (1922); Footage...

: Last International Of The Season (1923); Football - England and Scotland draw at Hampden Park in last...

: Signs Of Better Times (1923); Anchor liner "California" is finally launched after work resumed despite...

: Annual Review Of Boys' Brigade (1923); Lord Blyswood inspects boys' brigade in annual review. Glasgow,...

: Open Golf (1923); A. Havers wins Open Golf Championship in Troon, Scotland.

: The Northern Games (1923); Highland dancing and rifle drills form part of the Northern Games in Scotland....

: An Honour Well Earned (1923); Sir Thomas Lipton is given the Freedom of the City of Glasgow.

: Der Tag - 1924 Scapa Flow (1924); Sunken German World War One Vessels are salvaged off Scottish coast.

: Rotor Ship (1925); Rotor ship arrives at Firth of Forth after crossing North Sea in four days.

: Rotor Ship Extra (1925); More footage of the new rotor ship on its journey to Firth of Forth.

: And Cheaper Than Steel (1925); Sir John Gilmour opens new housing scheme in Glasgow.

: The Open (1925); American golfer Jim Barnes wins the Open at Prestwick in Scotland.

: 20,000 Eggs Soot And Flour (1925); Students at Glasgow University take part in good-natured fight with...

: Defeat - In The Moment Of Victory (1926); Attempts to salvage German battleship, the Hindenburg, are...

: High And Dry (1926); Ocean liner Perisander grounds itself on rocks of Scottish coast.

: Rugby International (1926); Crowds on their way to ground at Murrayfield to watch Scotland play Ireland...

: Amateur Golf Championship (1926); American team are beaten in opening stages of Amateur Golf...

: By 6 + 5 (1926); J. Sweetser gains victory for America in Amateur Golf Championship held in Scotland.

: For The Fifth Consecutive Time (1926); America wins the Walker Cup at St. Andrews golf course.

: 40 High School Teachers (1926); Lady Beaverbrook welcomes a party of Canadian teachers on an educational...

: And A Penny More! (1927); Glasgow students raise money for charity.

: First Time Since 1914 (1927); German students visit the Forth Bridge.

: Bobby Jones The Super Golfer (1927); Bobby Jones wins the open championship.

: The Swing Of The Kilt (1928); Soldiers of Glasgow's Territorial Regiments march in a church parade.

: Climax Of Brilliant British Engineering Feat (1928); Footage of the upside-down German Battleship...

: "To Dear Old Scotland With My Ain Folk!" (1928); Scottish American Clansmen visit Glasgow and get a...

: The King In Scotland (1928); King George V arrives in Scotland for his annual holiday and inspects troops...

: A Great Statesman Passes (1929); Lord Rosebery, (Archibald Primrose), is buried in Dalmeny, Edinburgh. ...

: Scottish Fishing Boats And Harbour (1929-1931); Trawlers make their way out of harbour plus fish sale and...

: Hard And Fast On The Rocks (1930); Ship 'City of Osaka' is wrecked on coastal rocks off Peterhead.

: "Not So Quiet On The Students' Battle Front!" (1930); Students support rival candidates for...

: Mr Stanley Baldwin (1930); Stanley Baldwin is installed as the rector of Glasgow University, Scotland.

: 10,000 - Agriculturists (1930); 10,000 agriculturists attend a demonstration over state of the industry....

: Mr Baldwin (1930); Stanley Baldwin receives Freedom of St. Andrews after becoming Rector of the University....

: Inverness (1930-1939); Scottish troops march and listen to speech from senior officer.

: Selkirk (1930-1939); Annual archery competition for the Silver Arrow trophy.

: Safety First! (1931); Model of new Cunard liner tested in water tank in Glasgow.

: The Professional Pedestrians Mecca (1933); J Campbell wins the Powderhall Marathon - a professional...

: A Whole City Makes Whoopee! (1933); Students in Glasgow raise money for charity with fancy dress...

: With Regal Pageantry (1933); John Buchan MP opens the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

: "Riding The Common" (1933); Traditional ceremony to mark the boundaries of the Borough of Langholm in...

: Edinburgh University's 350th Birthday (1933); Sir James Barrie visits Edinburgh University to...

: Scottish Cup Final (1935); Rangers beat Hamilton Academicals at Hampden Park, Glasgow

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