J & W Hutcheon, Edinburgh Bagpipe Makers
about 1905

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Lowland Wedding or the Village dance
after De Witt, late 17th century

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Lowland Wedding or Village Dance
after de Witt, late 17th century

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Microscope

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Microscope
probably made in England

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Microscope
probably made in England

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Microscope
probably made in England

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Microscope
probably made in England

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Microscope
probably made in England

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Microscope
probably made in England

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Microscope (1 of 2)
probably made in London

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000-100-104-260-C

Microscope (2 of 2)
probably made in London

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Microscope (detail)

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Money chest
From unknown location

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Mount and sole for a Highland bagpipe chanter and drone, rough cut
by Gillanders and MacLeod, Forfar, 1977

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000-000-579-752-C

Opera glass
made in London

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