Tool, for stripping hemp or flax

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000-100-000-047-C

Top of a silver tobacco box made in Glasgow

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000-190-000-785-C

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

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000-000-579-857-C

Travelling electrical set
made in London

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000-180-000-990-C

Travelling electrical set (detail)
made in London

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000-180-000-989-C

Tune from Joseph MacDonald's Compleat Theory of the Scots Highland Bagpipe, c. 1760, played on an early instrument by Decker Forrest (audio clip)
Reel

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000-000-580-067-C

Tune, Oran Na Maighdinn-Mhara, played on an early 19th century Scottish smallpipe by Iain MacInnes (audio clip)

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000-000-580-046-C

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

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000-000-579-905-C

Tureen
made in Glasgow

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000-100-103-895-C

Tureen (detail)
made in Glasgow

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000-100-103-887-C

Tureen, made in Glasgow

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000-100-003-500-C

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

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000-000-579-788-C

Turning chisel
used in manufacturing bagpipes, 19th century

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000-000-579-791-C

Turning chisel
used in manufacturing bagpipes, 19th century

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000-000-579-792-C

Turning chisel with spoon bit blade
used in manufacturing bagpipes, 19th century

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000-000-579-793-C

Two boxes containing bagpipe reeds
from the firms of R.G. Lawrie, Ltd and Peter Henderson, Bagpipe Makers, Glasgow

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000-000-579-701-C