Clay pipe, name stamped on bowl, see inscription Received from King's College Library, probably from Dr W Douglas Simpson, Librarian

Ploughing scene. Watercolour painting with a huge blue sky with clouds. The focal point of the painting is a man driving a plough with two Clydesdale horses along a field. In the distance there is a round ruined building. Glazed.

Ram's horn snuff mull in silver at the tip and root.

Heart-shaped brooch, or 'luckenbooth' in silver. Inscribed on the back with the initials 'P S' and 'Where (two hearts) agree no strife can be'.

Top, decoration, maltese cross (on swivel) centre, decoration, horse head& horseshoe (on swivel)

Two bells (pellet type), originally part of a horse harnessOriginally electro-plated but this has worn off and been replaced with green paint One of a number of items donated by Mrs Argo of Aberdeen, some of which were used on the farm of Darnabo,…

Cannister holding gas mask, Fabric straps, Transparent plastic eyepiece

Christening-robe, 175 years old, exquisite lace and delicately hand-sewn on fine lawn. Worn by Alexander Elder, and a member of the Anton family (given by Mrs Catherine Levie, Anton being her previous married name)

Barbed wire from the Western Front

Double-barrelled muzzle-loading shot-gun. Aberdeen-made, 30' double-barrelled percussion, 12 bore sporting gun. Twist barrel, platinum vents, marked 'Robert Wilson, Aberdeen' on the barrels and 'R. Wilson' on the lock plate. Finely engraved with…