of Travellers in Highland society well into the 19th century and their contribution to the silversmith tradition of the Highland burghs. Objects of significance: R1 sling R2 8 hazel rods R3 for lifting mussels R4 glass bottom R5 iron rod for hanging pot over fire R6 iron rod for hanging pot over fire R7 walking stick R8 sickle R9 soldering iron R10 solder R11 tool for scraping off trees R12 soldering iron R13 tripod K13 silver ring K20 silver brooch made by Jamieson late 1700s in Inverness – K36 silver brooch luckenbooth – K57 ring made from – K58 ring made from coin – K59 skivvies made from two silver spoons – K60 brooch marked A.S. c 1790 (may be Alexander Stewart) – K66 ring made from teaspoon K67 wedding ring – In archive letters, cuttings, photographs – On our open air site we have a Travellers camp with a bow tent c1930s. Contact: Highland Folk Museum, NEWTONMORE, PH20 1AY. Telephone 01540 673551 Inverness Museum & Art Gallery Photographs from two photographic collections held within Inverness Museum and Art Gallery that relate to travelling families. Shennan Photographic Collection Joseph Cook Collection Scottish National Gallery Prints and drawings are located in the Scottish National Gallery Print Room A Gypsy Encampment drawing by Samuel Palmer. Reference D 5023.56 The Gypsy Camp print by Thomas Hollis. Reference ENGLISH.596 Stealing a Child, print by Robert Mitchell Meadows and Henry Singleton. Reference: ENGLISH.671 Gypsy Camp, print by Jacques Callot. Reference FRENCH.377 The Gypsy Mother, print by E.J. Portbury; after Sir David Wilkie. Reference SCOTTISH.423 The Gypsy Mother, print by Robert Graves; after Sir David Wilkie. Reference SCOTTISH.433 A Tinker's Camp, and a Slight Landscape Sketch, drawing by Octavius Hill. Reference D 4802 U.31 Tinkers, No. 2 (Strang No. 20), print by William Strang. Reference STRANG.123
of Travellers in Highland society well into the 19th century and their contribution to the silversmith tradition of the Highland burghs. Objects of significance: R1 sling R2 8 hazel rods R3 for lifting mussels R4 glass bottom R5 iron rod for hanging pot over fire R6 iron rod for hanging pot over fire R7 walking stick R8 sickle R9 soldering iron R10 solder R11 tool for scraping off trees R12 soldering iron R13 tripod K13 silver ring K20 silver brooch – made by Jamieson late 1700s in Inverness K36 silver brooch – luckenbooth K57 ring – made from K58 ring – made from coin K59 skivvies – made from two silver spoons K60 brooch – marked A.S. c 1790 (may be Alexander Stewart) K66 ring made from teaspoon K67 wedding ring – In archive – letters, cuttings, photographs On our open air site we have a Travellers camp with a bow tent c1930s. Contact: Highland Folk Museum, NEWTONMORE, PH20 1AY. Telephone 01540 673551 Inverness Museum & Art Gallery Photographs from two photographic collections held within Inverness Museum and Art Gallery that relate to travelling families. Shennan Photographic Collection Joseph Cook Collection Scottish National Gallery Prints and drawings are located in the Scottish National Gallery Print Room A Gypsy Encampment drawing by Samuel Palmer. Reference D 5023.56 The Gypsy Camp print by Thomas Hollis. Reference ENGLISH.596 Stealing a Child, print by Robert Mitchell Meadows and Henry Singleton. Reference: ENGLISH.671 Gypsy Camp, print by Jacques Callot. Reference FRENCH.377 The Gypsy Mother, print by E.J. Portbury; after Sir David Wilkie. Reference SCOTTISH.423 The Gypsy Mother, print by Robert Graves; after Sir David Wilkie. Reference SCOTTISH.433 A Tinker's Camp, and a Slight Landscape Sketch, drawing by Octavius Hill. Reference D 4802 U.31 Tinkers, No. 2 (Strang No. 20), print by William Strang. Reference STRANG.123