Back view of a chanter of a Stock-and-Horn
acquired by Robert Burns, 1794

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Horn for oil, from royal burial
at Qurneh, Egypt

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Powder horn of the 81st (Highland) Regiment

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Bugle horn, owned by Auld Wat Scott of Harden

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Powder horn, associated with Rob Roy Macgregor

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Powder horn, from the north east of Scotland

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Powder horn, owned by James Graham, Marquis of Montrose

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Carved powder-horn carried by a Scottish soldier in North America

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Detail showing the carved horn handle of a bronze sword
From Dell, Aird, Lewis, Outer Hebrides

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Powder horn, engraved with map of north-east America

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Powder horn, said to have belonged to Sir George MacKenzie of Tarbet

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Front view of a stock-and-horn probably made as a copy of the shepherd's hornpipe
18th century

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Side view of a stock-and-horn probably made as a copy of the shepherd's hornpipe
18th century

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Stock and Horn tune, Far O'er Bogie, played by Charles Foster (audio clip)

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Advertising poster using a detail from 'The Gentle Shepherd'
by Sir David Wilkie

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Back of a chanter for a full size set of Highland bagpipes known as MacCorquodale's Pipes
late 18th century

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