In 1970, the opening of Musselburgh's new civic complex, the Brunton Hall, was marked by the gift of new regalia from the architects of the project.

This is a trophy, silver with two handles on either side, inscribed as the Esmond trophy, won in 1938 by John Fender.

This silver rattle was an expensive gift for a Victorian baby. It has bells and a whistle but might be considered to fine a piece for an infant to play with unsupervised.