Cambus-kenneth Abbey near Stirling. Lithograph. 1834. Stanley, Montague, 1809-1844, Artist; Day & Haghe, Lithographer; Hill, Alexander, 1800-1866, Publisher; Ackermann and Co., Publisher.

Publisher statement: Day & Haghe Lithrs. To the King, 11 Gate St. Linc. Inn Fds. / Published by Alexr. Hill 50 Princes St. Edinburgh & Ackermann & Co., London.

Note: Number '24' to upper right.

[Cambuskeneth & a View of Sterling]. Line engraving. 1776. Griffith, Moses, 1747-1819, Artist; Mazell, Peter, active 1761-1797, Engraver.

Published in: Thomas Pennant, A Tour in Scotland and Voyage to the Hebrides MDCCLXXII. Part 2 (1776).

Note: Title trimmed from sheet.

Cambuskenneth. Etching with letterpress. 1788. Cardonnel, Adam de, -1820, Artist, Etcher.

Published in: Cardonnel, Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland (parts 3 and 4), 1788.

Ruin of Cambuskenneth Abbey. Line engraving. Undated. Scott, Robert, 1777-1841, Artist, Engraver.

Sterling. Line engraving. 1744. Slezer, John, -1714, Artist; Knapton, John and Paul, Publisher.

Published in: Views of the Principal Towns and Castles in Scotland For Mr Tindal's continuation of Mr Rapin's History (1744).

Note: Ruins of Cambuskenneth Abbey in foreground. Ink inscription below title: 'Tyndale's [sic] Rapin'.

Stirling. Line engraving. 1843. Banks, William, -1866, Artist; Lizars, W. H. (William Home), 1788-1859, Engraver, Publisher.

Publisher statement: Published by W.H. Lizars, Edinr.

Published in: Lizars' Views of the Principal Cities and Towns in Scotland (1843).

Note: Three views in an ornamental frame: centre, Stirling; to left Cambuskenneth Abbey; to right, Doune Castle.