Bread spade
from Auldtown of Newmill, Keith, Banffshire

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Bread spade
from Aberdeenshire

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Broadsword (detail), said to have been carried at storming of Quebec, 1759

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Brooch

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Brooch, believed to have been used as charm

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'Burgh Piper'
attributed to Sir William Allan, early 19th century

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

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Bust, probably of Prince Charles Edward Stewart

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Buttons

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Camera obscura
probably made in London

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Candle and splint holder
from England

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Candle and splint holder

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Candle box, owned by Steuarts of Coltness, North Lanarkshire
made in Netherlands

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Candle mould
from Banffshire

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Candle mould
from Wigtownshire

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Candleholder

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