The 70s were a period of great change across Scotland.
It was a tough decade for many, with the decline of the coal mining and shipbuilding industries leading to high unemployment.
But there were good times too, as these photos chronicling life across Scotland throughout the decade show.
They capture lost shops, vanished landmarks, school life, festival fun, and much more.
In one memorable image, a boy is pictured living out his Wild West fantasy in the toy section of the much-missed Jenners department store in Edinburgh.
Another shows the old Bluevale tower blocks looming over Glasgow, and a third features youngsters munching candyfloss at a popular funfair in Fife.
Stars of the day, including Morecambe and Wise, the Bay City Rollers, and Paul McCartney cradling a baby Stella McCartney, during his Wings era, are pictured in this retro photo gallery.
The buzz surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest, life on the factory floor, 70s fashions, and filming for a new TV show also feature in this nostalgic look back at how we lived half a century ago.
Do these photos bring back any memories for you? If you enjoyed these pictures, you may enjoy this round-up of the best images from the 70s across the UK.
9. Shipbuilders
Shipyard workers outside the gates of the Govan division of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders in June 1971 | TSPL Photo: TSPL
10. Fly, fly baby
Les McKeown of the Bay City Rollers takes flying lessons at Turnhouse Airport in April 1975 | TSPL Photo: TSPL
11. Bottling plant
A woman working at Hendry's soft drinks bottling plant on Lower London Road, Edinburgh, in September 1970 | TSPL Photo: TSPL
12. Eurovision hopefuls
The New Seekers, representing the UK, make their way to the Usher Hall for the Eurovision Song Contest, held in Edinburgh, in March 1972. | TSPL Photo: TSPL