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Pipe mould. Two thick pieces of metal, each with half a pipe shaped depression. One piece has pegs which fit into holes on the other piece.
Mould, in iron, for making clay pipes. Used in Aberdeen c. 1900.
Fish Slice Bannock Spade
Aluminium 'fish slice', or perhaps a 'bread spade'. The slice is 'D' shaped and decorated with a 28 holes punched to form a diamond shape, surrounded by a double arc of punched holes. One of a number of items donated by Mrs Argo of Aberdeen, all…
Pot. An iron cauldron shaped pot with a handle.
Flat-bottomed iron pot with handle. One of a number of items (eg ABDUA 15895 to 15915) donated by Mrs Argo of Aberdeen, some of which were used on the farm of Darnabo, near Fyvie, Aberdeenshire. Most of the items date to the early 20th century,…
Flanged Axe Axe Axehead
Bronze axe head, flanged. Type: Premnay Group, Class III (Coles 1983); Lissett (Schmidt & Burgess 1981).
Jew's harp. A small teardrop shaped loop of grey metal with a thin strip of metal extending from the widest part of the loop to where its ends meet.
Jews' harp in blued steel.
Inscription: ENGLAND
Inscription: ENGLAND
Photograph of Edward VII. A large bearded white man wearing a black cap, tartan jacket and waistcoat, a shirt and tie, a tartan kilt with a small swastika on it, a sporran, stockings and shiny black leather shoes, holding a walking stick.
Black and white photograph of King Edward VII, kilted, with walking stick. Inscription in pencil on back. Mounted in cream cardboard, unglazed.
Inscription: His late Majesty King Edward VII
Inscription: His late Majesty King Edward VII
Print of Marischal College, Aberdeen. Print of a large building, viewed from an archway looking into the courtyard of the building. It has a large square central tower from which wings with regular gothic windows and archways project sideways, then toward the viewer, then sideways again. At the corners are smaller octagonal towers with pointed domes. Gowned students wander the courtyard and stand under the arch along with a woman and child with umbrellas.
Black and white lithograph of Marischal College, the quadrangle viewed through the archway on Broad Street, before the addition of the Mitchell Tower. Two female figures with parasols on left, capped and gowned figures in groups, walking, talking.…
Regulations for the Mort house. A framed document titled Regulations for the management of the vault in the churchyard of Belhelvie. There is also a photograph of a low stone building next to a church in the frame, and the label Vault used to protect bodies from being removed by Resurrectionists.
Regulations for the management of the vault in the kirkyard of Belhelvie 28/01/1832.
Horse Bit Bit
Horse bit. Snaffle bit.
Inscription: SOLID NICKEL | CANNOT RUST
Inscription: SOLID NICKEL | CANNOT RUST
Horse Bit Bit
Horse bit. For double reins. Central bar is ridged on one side.