Trade token (reverse), Penny, of Dundee, Angus

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Trade token (reverse), Penny, of Inveraray Castle, Argyll

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Trade token (reverse), Penny, of Loch Leven, Kinross-shire

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Trade token (reverse), Penny, of Paisley, Renfrewshire

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Trade token (reverse), Penny, of Phoenix Iron Works, Glasgow

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Trade token (reverse), Penny, of R. Boog Junior, Kirkcaldy, Fife

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Trade token (reverse), Penny (proof), of Thomas Webster Junior, Dundee, Angus

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Trade token (reverse), Shilling (proof), of J. Wright Junior, Dundee, Angus

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Traditions of the Old Pipers, Angus MacPherson of Invershin recounts his family and musical pedigree in 1959 (audio clip)

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Traditions of the Old Pipers, Pipe Major William Ross and his mother recall musical life in Glen Strathfarrar in the late 19th century (audio clip)

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Traditions of the Old Pipers, Traditional wedding celebrations in Orkney recalled by Mrs Sinclair in 1938 (audio clip)

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000-000-580-057-C

Travel pass issued by the Duke of Cumberland
Dated after the Battle of Culloden

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000-100-067-672-C

Travel rug, by Veronica Togneri

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Travelling canteen set, owned by Prince Charles Edward Stewart

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Travelling canteen set, owned by Prince Charles Edward Stewart

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000-100-001-186-C

Travelling writing set of silver
Presented by the Incorporation of Goldsmiths of Edinburgh

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