metal
A108
This bell was used at Samuelston School, near Haddington, until it closed. Sometime after it was gifted to Haddington Library where there was a small collection of local historic objects.
2000.366
This wheelchair was purchased by a Haddington family from William Millikin, an 'invalid's furniture specialist' of Hanover Street, Edinburgh.
1999.123
Carriers of this type were once a familiar sight on domestic doorsteps. Clean empty bottles were replaced with full by the morning milkman.
2010.1.4
This is a small black pewter brooch, circular with a pin in the middle, dating from the 14th century AD and found near Seton Sands. This is a Treasure Trove object, found using a metal detector.
2010.1.2
A metal trumpet brooch, dating from the Roman period, found by chance in the grounds of Gilmerton House, near Athelstaneford. This is a Treasure Trove object. TTDB: 2007/115.
2010.1.1
A metal trumpet brooch, dating from the Roman period, found by chance in the grounds of Gilmerton House, near Athelstaneford. This is a Treasure Trove object. TTDB: 2007/111.
2009.20.2
This is a leather belt with a gold thread covering. It has a metal buckle bearing the insignia of King George V (1910-1936).
2009.30
Pair Ice Skates, one with webbing for fittimg.
Skates were used by John Cockburn on Pressmennan Lake and given to the donor in the 1960's.
2009.29
This object is a yeomanry helmet worn by a soldier in the East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry, established in 1797 and extant under that title until 1888.
