Used by Aberdeenshire Constabulary 1856-1900. Pair of handcuffs, or snip manacles, with a central hinge and a keyless spring lock Probably used for restraint over a short period as this type of lock is not totally secure

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…

Barbed wire from the Western Front

Slate in a wooden frame, one side lined, one side plain.

Cannister holding gas mask, Fabric straps, Transparent plastic eyepiece

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,…

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

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'.

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

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