Two tunes printed in 'The Caledonian Repository of Music Adapted for the Bagpipes'
by William Gunn, Glasgow, 1848

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000-000-579-689-C

Uniform, of Royal Company of Archers
probably owned by Stuart Threipland of Fingask

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000-100-049-426-C

Universal equinoctial ring dial
probably made in Germany

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000-100-102-842-C

Upper quernstone
From Jarlshof, Shetland

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000-100-042-666-C

Vase
made in Vienna, Austria

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Vase
made at Castelli, Italy

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Vice, from armourer's toolbox

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Volinka or Russian bagpipe
'Volinka' or 'Volynka' is the Russian literary term for 'bagpipe', and does not accurately describe this instrument

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000-000-579-587-C

Wafer stamp

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Wafering irons
from near Drumore, Wigtownshire

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Water level
probably made in Paris

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Watercolour called 'Levenhall Shore'
Anonymous

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000-100-048-076-C

White porcelain seal with animal knob

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000-100-103-454-C

White porcelain seal with animal knob

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White porcelain seal with animal knob (detail)

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000-190-001-301-C

Wine flagon
made in Edinburgh

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000-100-048-136-C