Brass pistol made around 1780

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000-100-000-788-C

Cannon
From off coast of Aberdeen

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000-100-000-799-C

Cannon
From Tolquhon Castle, near Oldmeldrum, Aberdeenshire

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000-100-000-828-C

Cannon chamber
From Broughty Castle, Angus

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000-100-000-798-C

Cannon, probably for use by Army of Solemn League and Covenant
made in Edinburgh

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000-180-002-155-C

Chamber for a gun
From Fife

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000-100-000-803-C

Chamber of a gun

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000-100-000-801-C

Fragment of a bronze gun
From the sea off Dunbar Castle, East Lothian

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000-100-000-825-C

Gun

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000-100-000-831-C

Gun barrel, owned by Gordon of Gicht, Aberdeenshire

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000-100-000-807-C

Gun known as the 'Breadalbane Gun'

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000-100-000-826-C

Iron pistol

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000-100-000-811-C

Iron pistol

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000-100-000-818-C

Iron pistol made around 1750

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000-100-000-810-C

Pair of pistols owned by the Earls of Stair
made in Canongate, Edinburgh

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000-100-000-823-C

Pair of Scottish pistols, owned by Louis XIII of France

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000-100-000-813-C