Historic Holburn Street retailer Country Ways has announced it is shutting up shop after 48 years to focus on its Banchory store instead.
Country Ways announced the closure on social media, confirming it will remain open until the end of February.
The Holburn Street shop is known for the iconic seagull mural on the side of the building.
Archive images in the Press and Journal show the previous eye-catching horse and rider mural adorning the wall, while back in the 1800s it was covered with colourful advertisements.
The statement from Country Ways said: "After 48 years on Holburn Street, Country Ways has welcomed generations of you, our loyal customers, for your country and equestrian wear.
"From its inception in 1978 by Charles and John Michie, it’s been an amazing journey.
“We are deeply grateful for the love and support shown by you all over the years, as well as our dedicated team, you truly made it all happen."
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