Check out these real estate commission images:
Riccarton House, Edinburgh (c.1904)
Image by pellethepoet
Real photo postcard. Postally used. Stamp intact. Cancellation date of 10th of February, 1904.
Published by A. P. Montgomery, Juniper Green.
Found at the Camberwell Markets, Melbourne.
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland - Canmore ID: 50266
Riccarton House was built in the 15th century and greatly extended in 1621 and 1827. The Gibson-Craig family were not permanently in residence when the estate was requisitioned by the army during the Second World War and by the end of this time it had fallen into an extreme state of disrepair. This resulted in the house being demolished in 1956. - www.hw.ac.uk/ppr/docs/garden_trail.pdf
The house was located where the library of Heriot-Watt University now stands.
Tomb of Jasper Newton Smith
Image by dolescum
Tomb of Jasper Newton Smith at Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta, October 2006. Smith was in real estate in Atlanta and commissioned this life-size statue of himself for his tomb. Apparently Smith hated wearing neckties and initially refused to pay the sculptor because the statue had a tie. The impasse was resolved when the sculptor chiseled it off.
Smith's statue is perched above the entrance to his mausoleum and the tour guide suggested it was because he wanted to keep an eye on the city.
Help me Rhonda!
Image by sandyfeet
Commissioned sculpture for SPI Real Estate Agent Rhonda Overton (remax) at Wanna Wanna today...
