Paper weight
made at Hereford, England

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000-180-001-056-C

Paper weight
made at Ventnor, Isle of Wight

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000-180-001-075-C

Paper weight
made at Torrington, England

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000-180-001-079-C

Paperweight
made in London, England

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000-180-001-084-C

Patrick O'Farrell playing the Union Pipes

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000-000-579-675-C

Pattern stick used to gauge bore dimensions of Highland bagpipe chanters
collected by Robert Thomson, Bagpipe Maker, Leicester, 1930s - 1950s

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000-000-579-806-C

Percussion caps & boxes
made in England

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000-190-004-006-C

Pewter communion plate

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000-100-102-944-C

Photograph, of Border pipe drones

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000-180-000-256-C

Photographic printing frame
probably made at Lacock, Wiltshire

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000-180-001-213-C

Photometer
probably made in London

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000-180-001-217-C

Piece of a bronze and iron neck ring
From Hyndford Crannog, Lanarkshire

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000-100-043-292-C

Pig as gargoyle playing a bagpipe
Melrose Abbey, late 14th century

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000-000-579-545-C

Pig playing a bagpipe
Melrose Abbey, late 14th century

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000-000-579-544-C

Pilgrim's badge
From Silvertown, London

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000-100-045-823-C

Piob Mor or Great Pipe
from a folio collection entitled Leabhar Comunn Nam Fior Ghael, 1881

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000-000-579-547-C