Broadsword, with the arms of Sir John Grant of Freuchie

© National Museums Scotland

000-100-000-892-C

Breastplate, owned by the Lairds of Grant, later Earls of Seafield

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000-100-000-897-C

Cannon-ball
From Tantallon Castle, East Lothian

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000-100-000-850-C

Carbine, owned by the Lairds of Grant

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000-100-000-880-C

Dirk, silver-mounted, second half of the 19th century

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000-100-000-908-C

Helmet
made in Persia

© National Museums Scotland

000-180-000-545-C

Musket, owned by the Lairds of Grant

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000-100-000-884-C

Musket, owned by the Lairds of Grant

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000-100-000-887-C

Musket, owned by the Lairds of Grant

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000-100-000-888-C

Pistol, made by John Stuart, 1701

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000-190-000-734-C

Pistol, made in 1701

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000-100-000-878-C

Pistol, owned by James, 4th Duke of Hamilton

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000-100-103-209-C

Pistol, owned by James, 4th Duke of Hamilton

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000-190-001-999-C

Pistols, owned by the Lairds of Grant

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000-100-000-874-C

Rifle, owned by the Lairds of Grant

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000-100-000-885-C

Sporting gun, owned by the Lairds of Grant

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000-100-000-886-C