Set of Northumbrian Half-long bagpipes
by James Robertson, Edinburgh, c. 1928

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Set of Northumbrian Half-long bagpipes
by James Robertson, Edinburgh, c. 1928

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Set of Northumbrian Half-long bagpipes
by James Robertson, Edinburgh, c. 1928

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Set of Northumbrian small pipes
18th century

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Set of Pastoral bagpipes with two drones
British, early 18th century

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Set of Scottish Lowland bellows-blown bagpipes
Scottish, early 19th century

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Set of Scottish small pipes
belonged to a Sutherland family, late 18th century

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Set of Scottish small pipes or bellows bagpipes
by John Naughtan, Aberdeen, 1824 - 1842

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Set of two-drone Highland bagpipes with a common stock
attributed to Robert Glen

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Set of Union or Pastoral bagpipes
probably owned by William Mackie, Aberdeen, early 19th century

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Set of Union or Pastoral bagpipes presented by Lewis F. Innes, Esq. to Robert Millar, 1830
made by Robert Reid, North Shields

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Small pipe chanter for a set of Northumbrian small pipes
18th century

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Small pipe or practice chanter
by William Gunn, Glasgow, c. 1840

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Staff line cutter used in music engraving
by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972

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Tenor drone probably for a set of Lowland bagpipes
made by William Mark, Aberdeen, late 18th century

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Three punches used in music engraving
by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972

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