Gun known as the 'Breadalbane Gun'

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Carrying case for a set of three quarter size Highland bagpipes
made by John Bàn Mackenzie, Breadalbane, late 19th century

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Chanter for half-size set of Highland bagpipes
by John Ban MacKenzie, Breadalbane, c. 1850

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Chanter for half-size set of Highland bagpipes
by John Ban MacKenzie, Breadalbane, c. 1850

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Mouthpiece for a set of Highland bagpipes
possibly made by John Bàn Mackenzie, Breadalbane, early 19th century

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Set of drones from a Highland bagpipe
said to have been played at Waterloo and at George IV's entry into Edinburgh in 1822

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Set of drones from a Highland bagpipe
said to have been played at Waterloo and at George IV's entry into Edinburgh in 1822

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Set of Highland bagpipes of three quarter size
made and owned by John Bàn Mackenzie, Breadalbane, 1850s

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Set of Highland bagpipes of three quarter size
made and owned by John Bàn Mackenzie, Breadalbane, 1850s

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Spoon
Made in Dundee

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