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Heckle. A large square wooden comb with a handle and iron pins pointing up from the body.
Heckle, with frame in wood and teeth in iron. Rectangular frame with extended handle. Used in dressing flax.
Heraldic panel. A large square dark wooden panel, about a metre wide, carved with a coat of arms containing a lion, held aloft by two chained unicorns with crowns around their necks. Above the coat of arms is a knight's helmet with a crown, and a lion holding a sword and flag on top. The background is filled with oak leaves.
Plaque, heraldic panel, with the arms of James V and initials of William Rolland, moneyer in Aberdeen.
Inscription: IN MY DEFENS VR
Inscription: IN MY DEFENS VR
Horn sheets. Three rectangular sheets of clear horn.
Shape: rectangular.
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.
