Grantown-on-spey, real photograph

https://tuckdbpostcards.org/items/10181

This postcard is said to have been used in 1909 but it’s much later than that going by the clothes and cars.

@Fiona the “First Use” should be called “First Postal Use” as it’s meant to record the earlier postal stamp of any card in that set.

https://tuckdbpostcards.org/items/10194

Would appear to be in the same series and is also listed as 1909

“New Spey Bridge, Grantown. Built 1930-1 by engineers Blyth & Blyth. Basically a single segmental concrete arch of 240ft (73.2m) span, with 4 cross-linked ribs. There is a small flood-relief arch on each side. A bold and elegant design.”
Available at New Spey Bridge | Canmore

IN THE SQUARE - TuckDB Postcards Shows franking of stamp from 1955

https://tuckdbpostcards.org/items/10192/pictures/174220
Shows franking of stamp from 1951

CASTLE GRANT - TuckDB Postcards This was franked in 1909 but it is obviously in a different series, by style of photo and reverse of card.

@Fiona whoops, you totally right, I’m updating it to 1951 August 4th.