Bottle
From North St David Street, Edinburgh

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000-100-102-394-C

Bottle

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000-100-103-605-C

Bottle
made on Isle of Wight, England

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000-190-004-420-C

Bottle
made in London

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000-190-004-448-C

Bottle (1 of 2)

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000-100-003-208-C

Bottle (2 of 2)

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000-190-002-182-C

Bottle, associated with Albert, Prince Consort
made in Edinburgh

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000-100-103-233-C

Bottle finishing tongs

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000-100-044-460-C

Bottle, from airship R 34

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000-190-004-370-C

Bottle, in shape of Highland soldier

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000-100-002-443-C

Bottle, made in Culloden

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000-100-002-386-C

Bottle, of Incorporation of Goldsmiths, Edinburgh

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000-100-002-891-C

Bottle opener & bottle and can opener

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000-190-004-170-C

Bottle, probably made by Thomas Beddoes & James Watt

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000-100-044-128-C

Bottle, supposedly used by Joseph Black

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000-100-044-138-C

Bow Ard (Part)
From Milton Loch, Crocketford, Kirkcudbrightshire

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000-100-043-291-C