Shovel, made from beech wood. It has a scooped blade for shovelling grain and a short handle with a looped hand-hold. Museum's Slip Catalogue: 'used on the Cowbog Farm, New Pitsligo, Aberdeenshire, from about 1900 to 1960'.

Threshing-flail in wood with joint in leather. Used in beating out seed.

Shovel or barn shiel, made from wood with a long handle and no hand hold. Used for moving grain.

Two pieces of oak, from Byron's house in Broad Street, Aberdeen.

Short-bladed binding knife, with leather wrist strap.
Inscription: Knife blade engraved : TAYLOR SHEFFIELD ENGLAND