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	Colonel Maitland by Joshua Reynolds This oil painting of Colonel Maitland was painted by Joshua Reynolds. Colonel The Honourable John Maitland commanded the 71st (Fraser’s Highlanders)...	£500.00 Max: 1
	Lord Montgomerie by Angelica Kauffman This oil painting of Lord Montgomerie was painted by Angelica Kauffman. Of supreme importance is a full-length Angelica Kauffman Highland dress...	£500.00 Max: 1
	Ram's head snuff mull This silver mounted snuff mull is dated to 1854. It is alleged to have been used as an ink well during the Crimean period. After this time, the item...	£500.00 Max: 1
	The Durand cup The cup was presented to the 42nd Regiment after they won the Durand Football Tournament in three consecutive years – 1897, 1898 and 1899. The Cup...	£500.00 Max: 1
	The Highland society vase The vase is an item of great artistic, historical, social and cultural merit in its own right. It was presented to the 42nd Regiment in 1817 by the...	£500.00 Max: 1
	Kilt of Captain W.D. MacLaren Stewart of Ardvorlich This kilt still bears mud from Flanders, 1916. The owner of this kilt was one of the many Black Watch men who lost their lives during the First World...	£500.00 Max: 1
	The St Valéry helmet The helmet was donated to the Museum having been found at St Valery-en-Caux more than 50 years after it was lost at sea. It is thought that this...	£500.00 Max: 1
	Powder horns from the North American Campaigns These carved powder horns illustrate maps of North America. Each soldier was issued with a powder horn. It would have contained black powder used for...	£500.00 Max: 1
	The Battle of Fontenoy by William Skeoch Cumming This painting depicts the Battle of Fontenoy, 11th May 1745. After the sad affair of the Mutiny, the Regiment embarked for Flanders, where it fought...	£500.00 Max: 1
	The Birkenhead claret jugs This handsome pair of silver claret jugs are known as the Birkenhead Claret Jugs. In 1852 Her Majesty’s Troopship The Birkenhead was carrying...	£500.00 Max: 1