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Open Book of manuscript music comprising 172 tunes belonged to William Mackie, Aberdeen, early 19th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-673-C	Open 'Burgh Piper' attributed to Sir William Allan, early 19th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-755-C	Open Burnisher used in music engraving by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972 © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-634-C	Open Chanter and regulator for a set of bellows-blown Union bagpipes English or Scottish, late 18th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-532-C
Open Chanter and stock for a set of Union or Pastoral bagpipes presented by Lewis F. Innes, Esq. to Robert Millar, 1830 made by Robert Reid, North Shields © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-668-C	Open Chanter for a set of bellows-blown Lowland bagpipes owned by Malcolm Macpherson made by Duncan MacDougall © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-666-C	Open Chanter for a set of bellows-blown Lowland bagpipes made by W. Duke, 19th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-681-C	Open Chanter for a set of Highland bagpipes belonged to Pipe Major Andrew McKintosh, 2nd Battalion Scots Guards by R.G. Lawrie, Glasgow, 20th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-693-C
Open Chanter for a set of Scottish Lowland bellows-blown bagpipes Scottish, early 19th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-526-C	Open Chanter for a set of Scottish small pipes belonged to a Sutherland family, late 18th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-727-C	Open Chanter for half size set of Highland bagpipes made in Edinburgh, c. 1910 © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-738-C	Open Chanter from a set of two-drone Highland bagpipes attributed to Robert Glen, Edinburgh © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-719-C
Open Chanter of a Stock-and-Horn acquired by Robert Burns, 1794 © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-763-C	Open Chanter of French bellows bagpipes or musette said to have belonged to Prince Charles Edward Stuart, Bonnie Prince Charlie © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-731-C	Open Chanter with extension or 'foot joint' for a set of Pastoral bagpipes British, early 18th century © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-530-C	Open Compass used in music engraving by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972 © National Museums Scotland 000-000-579-635-C

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