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Paper knife, made from the oak of St Magnus Catherdral, Kirkwall

Three horned Bride's Cog, made in 1888, of alternate pieces of teak and pine, "feathered" together and bound around with copper. Made by William Cutt, Master Cooper, Stronmess

Model of a lobster creel. Stromness Orkney

Model of experimental lobster creel. Stromness Orkney

Large upright case enclosing a lantern clock by Humphrey Mylles. It is said to have been the first clock in Orkney, and belonged to the Stewarts of Massetter. Height 7ft, width 14 ins, depth 9 ins.

Small silver Quaich, inscribed R.G. (Robert Gillies) and B.M. (Betsy Melvin) 1752.

Ebony snuff box of the late Baillie John Robertson of Stromness, 1817. Also a photograph.

Wine glass used in the White Horse Inn, which as in the North end of the town

Glass snuff mull, used by Mr Burns of Stromness, in 1830.

Weigth of lead, with iron ring. Found in an old house in South End, Stromness