They capture scenes from popular shops and shopping centres around Scotland up to 66 years ago.
The lost shops pictured include the legendary Jenners, in Edinburgh, among other well-known department stores such as Binns, Copland & Lye, in Glasgow, Darling’s, and Arnotts.
The stores pictured range from major British chains, like Woolworths, to much-loved local independent stores, selling everything from tools to flowers.
Shoppers are seen queuing for the sales, a girl is pictured on Santa’s knee, and a gun-toting youngster is shown living out his Wild West dreams in the toy department.
These photos capture some of the biggest changes affecting the retail industry over the years, including the move to self-service and the switch to decimal currency.
They also capture shifting fashions, showing the clothes we wore and the home decor we loved in the 60s and 70s; and changing technology, with passersby seen peering through a TV shop window to watch a royal wedding in the days before everyone had smartphones.
What was your favourite place to shop in the 60s and 70s, and do these photos bring back any memories for you?
If you enjoyed these nostalgic photos, you might like our look back at popular shops and their owners in the 1980s.
6. Watching through the window
Edinburgh passers-by watch the Royal wedding of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips through the window of a television shop on the Royal Mile in November 1973 | TSPL
7. Bull in a China Shop
An Aberdeen Angus, called Pinky, in a publicity stunt at Daly's store on Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, in September 1979 | TSPL
