Two mounted swords
made in Japan

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000-190-004-206-C

Broadsword (detail), said to have been carried at storming of Quebec, 1759

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000-180-000-231-C

Broadsword, made in Edinburgh

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000-100-002-249-C

Claymore
From the Highlands

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000-100-002-243-C

Claymore
From the Highlands

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000-100-002-245-C

Hilt of a basket-hilted broadsword
Made in Stirling

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000-100-002-246-C

Hilt of a basket-hilted sword
Made in Stirling

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000-100-002-250-C

Hilt of a basket-hilted sword
Made in Sirling

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000-100-002-251-C

Hilt of a basket-hilted sword
Made in Stirling

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000-100-002-255-C

Hilt of a basket-hilted sword
Made in Stirling

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000-100-002-261-C

Hilt of a sword
Owned by Alexander Peden

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000-100-002-257-C

Knife
made in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, formerly Zaire, Central Africa

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000-180-000-047-C

Mounted court sword
made in Japan

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000-190-004-288-C

Mounted court sword
made in Japan

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000-190-004-289-C

Sabre and scabbard, presented to Rear Admiral Sir Frederick Maitland

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000-180-002-190-C

Sabre of Stirlingshire Yeomanry

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000-100-026-714-C