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Bracket in wrought iron, holding a christening bowl in pewter. Found under the pulpit of the Parish Church at New Machar, Aberdeenshire, 1898.

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).

'Jacobus' represents James Hadden, four times provost of Aberdeen. He was a Tory and against electoral reform. This pamphlet supports reform.

The editor of the Aberdeen Pirate feels that Reform should be available wherever it is needed, but that people should be careful how they used it. The Church was in need of reform, especially in the area of Patronage. Reform in the Church, through…

Cinerary urn in form of mausoleum with separate sloped and ornamented roof, Contains fragments of cremated human bone, Inscription engraved on front panel

Caption - "Cinerary urn This urn from Praeneste in Italy still contains cremated bone. The…

One of 4 silvered light bulbs with square wire grating window behind glass. 4-pinned plug. In brown cardboard box.

One of 4 silvered light bulbs with square wire grating window behind glass. Wire coming from base which has a glass stopper sealed by wax. In cardboard box.

One of 4 silvered light bulbs with square wire grating window behind glass. 2 wire red and green coming from base. In cardboard box.

One of 4 silvered light bulbs with square wire grating window behind glass. Two wires, red and green coming from base. In cardboard box.