Cutter used in music engraving
by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972

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Cutter used in music engraving
by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972

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Cutter used in music engraving
by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972

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Drone stock with carving from a set of two-drone Highland bagpipes
attributed to Robert Glen, Edinburgh

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Hammer used in music engraving
by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972

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Hammer used in music engraving
by music printers and publishers Aird and Coghill, Glasgow, until 1972

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Highland bagpipe chanter

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Highland bagpipe chanter
early 19th century

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Page from a book of manuscript music comprising 172 tunes
belonged to William Mackie, Aberdeen, early 19th century

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Piper's souvenir handkerchief
probably 1930s

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Plate for printing pipe music
probably made in Edinburgh, 19th century

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Plate for printing pipe music
probably made in Edinburgh, 19th century

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Practice chanter

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Practice chanter

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Practice chanter
by Alexander Glen, Edinburgh c. 1860

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Set of bagpipes with two drones
acquired by James Drummond, 18th century

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