Stirling Castle, Stirlingshire, Scotland - Linen Vintage Postcard

Stirling Castle
Stirling Castle is an interesting fortress of considerable antiquity, standing on a precipitous crag at the north-west end of the town. Its construction was carried out at various dates from the twelfth century. The castle made a most stubborn defense against the forces of Edward I, and has always taken a prominent place in Scottish history. It was a royal residence of the Stuarts and was the scene of the murder of William, Earl of Douglas, by King James. 
Condition: Great
Time frame:  1940s       
Not mailed, but has a note that someone familiar was born there.       
Linen
Publisher: Raphael Tuck and Sons