2026 'On this Day' Scottish calendar

The new tall, slim, 12 month, page a month calendar featuring 12 Scottish landscape images and an interesting fact about something in Scottish history that happened on every single day.

For example:

9 January 1811: The World’s first, women only golf tournament, is held at Musselburgh. Fish wives of the town competed for a creel, a skull and 2 silk handkerchiefs.

7 July 1930: Death of the author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of the detective Sherlock Holmes.

16 October 1995: The Skye Bridge is opened to traffic.

Eat Haggis won the best product award at the Scottish Trade show for this design.

 Made from: Cover 300gsm paper, pages 160gsm paper. Digital printed. While great prints for the calendar the images are not reproduced here to the same individual high quality as the giclée archival art prints.

Calendar size:
14.8cm x 42xcm with wire binding and hanging loop above.