Highland bagpipe chanter with keys added
Scottish, c. 1959

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Highland bagpipe chanter with range extended by four notes
Scottish, 19th century

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Highland bagpipe drone joint
Scottish, c. 1950s

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Low pitch bagpipe chanter
Scottish, 20th century

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Lowland Scottish bagpipe chanter
probably Scottish, 18th century

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Practice chanter
by John and Robert Glen, Edinburgh, 1880

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Practice chanter
by W. MacDonald, Edinburgh, mid 19th century

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Practice chanter
by William Gunn, George Square, Glasgow, c. 1850

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Practice chanter
by William Gunn, George Square, Glasgow, c. 1850

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Practice chanter
by David Glen, Edinburgh, c. 1870

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Practice chanter
by J. and W. Hutcheon, Edinburgh, c. 1900

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Practice chanter of brass, possibly part of a walking-stick chanter
Scottish, 19th century

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Practice chanter of brass, possibly part of a walking-stick chanter
Scottish, 19th century

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Practice chanter with chanter top missing
by David Glen, Edinburgh, early 20th century

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Reconstruction of a Breughal-type doedelzak bagpipe
by Jacques Laudy, Brussels, c. 1960s

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Regulator for providing a chord accompaniment for a set of bagpipes
possibly by Hugh Robertson, Edinburgh, late 18th century

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