Likely a reproduction copy of a lithograph showing the foot of the West Bow, first of two copies. Engraved by James Duffield Harding. Signed “J.D.H.” Drawn by George Cattermole (note initials G.C. on wheel-barrow in lower right hand corner). Undated, but second copy at Coll-1167/B/6/3 dated 1881.

Second copy of a litograph showing the foot of the West Bow, engraved by James Duffield Harding and drawn by George Cattermole but with larger margins (See Coll-1167/B/6/2).

Likely to be a duplicate reproduction of an original. Part of a set of three. Signed “G. C,” (George Cattermole). Greyfriars Churchyard which Geddes comments becomes "Campo Santo of Presbyterianism" in his "The Civic Survey of Edinburgh" published in the Transactions of the Royal Institute of British Architects and Town Planning (1910). Edinburgh (Central) Public Library Catalogue of Prints, p. 205, details the “Signing of the National Covenant, engr. by J. D. Harding c. 1854.”