Brodie's brickworks, where this object was manufactured, was a 19th century works near West Barns and Belhaven. William Brodie also owned property and shipping interests in Dunbar.

This is a leather belt with a gold thread covering. It has a metal buckle bearing the insignia of King George V (1910-1936).

This object is a small china cup, a souvenir item with the burgh seal of Dunbar emblazoned on it. It was most likely sold in local shops as a keepsake for tourists around 1925.

Brodie's brickworks, where this object was manufactured, was a 19th century works near West Barns and Belhaven. William Brodie also owned property and shipping interests in Dunbar.

This toilet chain pull is from Grahame Ironmongers in Dunbar.

This object is a patten, a particular kind of horseshoe to stop horses sinking in soft ground in wet weather.

This object is a patten, a particular kind of horseshoe to stop horses sinking in soft ground in wet weather.

This jug was used at T. Fraser and Sons, a grocers at 77 High Street in Dunbar, a site now occupied by a branch of the bookmaker Ladbrokes.

This jug was used at T. Fraser and Sons, a grocers at 77 High Street in Dunbar, a site now occupied by a branch of the bookmaker Ladbrokes.

This is a sword that possibly belonged to the East Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry (now the Lothian and Borders Horse). It is quite fragile.