Chinese porcelain plate with images of Highland soldiers, made for the European market

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000-000-100-220-C

Coloured engraving of a Highland soldier, entitled 'Le Répas du Chat'

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000-000-100-306-C

Dirk and portrait, associated with Captain David Aytone

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000-180-002-331-C

Earthenware figure of a piper

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000-100-045-541-C

Fragment of tartan associated with Prince Charles Edward Stewart

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000-100-048-450-C

Fragments of tartan associated with George IV's visit to Scotland

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000-100-082-805-C

Gravure en couleur d'un soldat des Highlands, intituled "le Repas du Chat"

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000-000-484-764-C

Hand-coloured engraving entitled 'Marons Rotia'

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000-000-100-282-C

Neil MacLean, Piper to the Highland Society of London
engraving after the portrait by William Craig, c. 1784

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000-000-579-562-C

Pipers of the 2nd Battalion, Cameronians, at Aldershot

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000-000-100-266-C

Recruiting card, of Rothesay and Caithness Fencibles

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000-180-001-919-C

Sporran

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000-100-002-816-C

Suit (back), Owned by Donald Munro Ross

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000-190-000-244-C

Tartan cloth

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000-180-002-262-C

Tartan dress for a small boy

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000-100-082-569-C

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