Thistle cup made in Edinburgh, 1706-07

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Thistle cup made in Edinburgh, 1706-07

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Thistle finial forming bass drone top for a set of Highland bagpipes
by Thomas Glen, Edinburgh, c. 1850

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Trade envelope with a vignette of a piper
for J. and R. Glen, Bagpipe Makers, Edinburgh, c. 1900

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Tumbler, made in Edinburgh

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Tuning rush for a Pastoral bagpipe chanter with detachable foot joint
Scottish, 18th century

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Tuning up the Northumbrian Small Pipes

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Turned bone chanter stock for a set of Union bagpipes
late 18th century

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Two marches in a manuscript book of Highland bagpipe music
owned by Piper A. Finnie, 1st Battalion Blackwatch, c. 1898 - 1902

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000-000-579-825-C

Two small printed boxes for bagpipe reeds and practice chanter reeds
by R.G. Lawrie Ltd, Glasgow, 1930s

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Unfinished turned and drilled section possibly for a Northumbrian small-pipe chanter
19th century

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Walking stick practice chanter
by Peter Henderson, Glasgow, c. 1900

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000-000-580-015-C

Watch movement
probably made in England

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Wind gauge, known as Lind Anemometer
made in Edinburgh

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Wooden sea-chest
Used by Alexander Selkirk

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Wooden sea-chest
Used by Alexander Selkirk

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