"Robert Burns" in who

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Medal (obverse) commemorating the Grand Festival in honour of Robert Burns
© National Museums Scotland

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Medal (reverse) commemorating the Grand Festival in honour of Robert Burns
© National Museums Scotland

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Pane of glass, inscribed with a poem attributed to Robert Burns
© National Museums Scotland

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000-100-082-776-C
Engraving, Twa Brother Scots, associated with Sir Walter Scott & Robert Burns
published in Edinburgh
© National Museums Scotland

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Engraving, Burns in Edinburgh 1787
published in Edinburgh
© National Museums Scotland

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000-100-103-059-C
Sheet music cover for 'Reminiscences of Burns'
© National Museums Scotland

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Print entitled Burns first meeting with Scott
© National Museums Scotland

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000-100-002-921-C
Model cooking pot, with view of the Burns Monument, Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire
© National Museums Scotland

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000-000-579-764-C
Back view of a chanter of a Stock-and-Horn
acquired by Robert Burns, 1794
© National Museums Scotland

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Chanter of a Stock-and-Horn
acquired by Robert Burns, 1794
© National Museums Scotland

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000-000-579-553-C
Engraving of an orchestra
of Union Pipe, Violin and Cello, in Edinburgh, 1787, by Charles Ewart after Stewart Watson
© National Museums Scotland

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000-100-002-441-C
Glass whisky decanter
With a portrait of Robert Burns
© National Museums Scotland

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000-000-579-557-C
Music and words for 'Merry hae I been teethin a heckle'
written by Robert Burns, c. 1790, and set to the tune of Lord Breadalbane's March
© National Museums Scotland

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000-000-099-853-C
Pane of glass with Burn's signature
© National Museums Scotland

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000-000-579-588-C
Stock-and-Horn
© National Museums Scotland

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000-000-579-603-C
The Scots Musical Museum
by James Johnson, 1787 - 1803
© National Museums Scotland

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