Coin (obverse), double crown, from reign of James VI & I

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000-100-050-665-C

Coin (reverse), double crown, from reign of James VI & I

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000-190-000-502-C

Double chanter for a set of small pipes or a practice chanter
Scottish, early 19th century

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000-000-580-004-C

Double chanter for a set of small pipes or a practice chanter
Scottish, early 19th century

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000-000-580-004-C

Buckle
from ruins of Kilspindie Castle, Aberlady, East Lothian

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000-100-104-412-C

Buckle
from Greenknowe Tower, Berwickshire

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000-100-104-444-C

Candleholder
found at Glenshee, Perthshire

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000-100-102-273-C

Candleholder
from Kilmartin, Argyllshire

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000-100-102-284-C

Candleholder
from Coldingham, Berwickshire

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000-100-102-296-C

Candleholders

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000-100-102-270-C

Comb
from Loch Inch-Crindil, Galloway

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000-100-104-149-C

Gold coin (obverse) showing a crowned portrait of King James IV

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000-100-084-416-C

Gold coin (reverse) minted during the reign of King James VI & I

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000-190-000-019-C

Pump used by Professor Joseph Black

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000-000-099-945-C

Pyroscope used by Joseph Black

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000-100-044-112-C

Thermoscope used by Joseph Black

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000-190-002-049-C