Stranraer, Club Colours Series (Scotland)

Stranraer FC 1894

Founded in 1870, Stranraer FC are among the oldest football clubs in Scotland, with roots stretching back to the formative years of the organised game. Representing the town of Stranraer in Wigtownshire, the club became a central part of local sporting life during the late Victorian era, when football was emerging as a structured and competitive pursuit.

This piece reflects Stranraer’s early identity, capturing the simplicity and practicality of the club’s colours at a time when the game was still finding its footing across Scotland.

World Vintage Football – Club Colours Series (Scotland)

World Vintage Football proudly pays homage to the rich and often overlooked heritage of Scottish football through the Club Colours Series — a growing collection of A3 archival-quality prints celebrating both current and defunct Scottish clubs.

Each artwork explores the distinctive strips worn since the dawn of the Scottish game, capturing the colours, patterns, and character that defined clubs and communities across more than a century of football history. From early pioneers to long-lost teams, every design is rooted in careful historical research and period authenticity.

Produced at museum-grade quality, these prints are designed for framing and display, offering striking visual pieces that resonate with historians, collectors, and supporters alike. Together, the series forms a visual record of Scotland’s extraordinary footballing tapestry — artefacts that inform, inspire, and are certain to wow all who see them.

All Scottish clubs will be featured.