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thanks to its 100% cotton/linen mix
It was used by the Romans in baths and perfumes and remains a beloved botanical today
with the waters of the Firth of Tay streching out on either side
The Make Do and Mend campaign originated in the UK during World War II
affectionately known as the "Deux Chevaux
Scotland for Holidays - National Railway Museum Cushion Fabric choice:Super Soft Faux Suede thanks to its 100% cotton/linenProduced for London & North Eastern Railway (LNER) to promote rail services to Scotland. The cushion shows a panoramic view of the Highlands with Fort William in the foreground, painted with large blocks of flat colour. Artwork by Frank Newbould, who studied at Bradford College of Art and joined the War Office in 1942. He designed posters for the LNER (London & North Eastern Railway), GWR (Great Western Railway), Orient Line and Belgian Railways. We