Brooch clip, by Anne Finlay

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Brooch (electrotype), known as Ugadale or Lossit Brooch
made in West Highlands

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Brooch, entitled Landscape, by Graham Crimmins

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Brooch, entitled Portions, by John Newton

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Brooch, entitled Sleeping Mole, by John Newton

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Brooch (front)
found at Langhope, Roxburghshire

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Brooch (front), believed to have been used as charm

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Brooch (front), commemorating Disruption, 1843

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Brooch (front), given to Mary McPhail, nurse of Alexander McKenzie

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Brooch, of 'Art Nouveau' style

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Brooch (piece), believed to have been used as charm
found at Falkirk, Stirlingshire

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Brooch, probably made in Glasgow

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Brooch used as a talisman at Rosehearty, Banffshire

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Calculating device, known as Napiers box

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Cameo ring with a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stewart

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Cameo ring with a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stewart

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