Half round bit
used in manufacturing bagpipes, 19th century

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Han Chinese woman's winter coat

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Han Chinese woman's winter coat

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Hand name stamp for putting manufacturer's address on a Highland bagpipe chanter
from the Glen and Ross Collection, Edinburgh, c. 1840

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Hand name stamp for putting manufacturer's address on a Highland bagpipe chanter
from the Glen and Ross Collection, Edinburgh, c. 1840

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Hand name stamp for putting manufacturer's name on a Highland bagpipe chanter
from the workshop of Alexander Glen, Edinburgh

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Hand name stamp, possibly for putting manufacturer's name on a musical instrument
from the Glen and Ross Collection

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Head of a golf club
Made by Tom Morris, St Andrews, Fife

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Highland bagpipe chanter
late 19th century

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Highland bagpipe chanter
by McKay, London, early 19th century

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Highland bagpipe chanter
by J. and R. Glen, Edinburgh, c. 1875

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Highland bagpipe chanter
by J. and R. Glen, Edinburgh, c. 1875

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Highland bagpipe chanter
possibly made by J. and R. Glen or T.M. Glen, Edinburgh, 19th century

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Highland bagpipe chanter
by J. and R. Glen, Edinburgh, 1960s

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Highland bagpipe chanter
by J. and R. Glen, Edinburgh, c. 1950s

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Highland bagpipe chanter
by D. Thow, Dundee, c. 1900

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