Mrs. Isabel Begg nee Burns, Sister of Robert Burns
Portrait of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Interior with fireplace, chair and lampshade
"Honesty" Mirror frame
Decorative frame depicting two women
Brass clock standing on wooden frame
East view from orchard
Front view facing south not showing turret
Stairs
Untitled poster
Poster for exhibition 'Capeli Cymru - Welsh Chapels', Cardiff
Poster for exhibition 'Lost at Sea: Roger Palmer', Glasgow
Photograph of William McCance work
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Photographic print of Martin Kippenberger
Vinyl single, The Bluebells "Cath" (Version 2)
Photograph Album containing photographs of "The Immortals"- Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Margaret and Frances Macdonald, Herbert MacNair, Jessie Keppie and others (Part 2)
Photograph Album containing photographs of "The Immortals"- Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Margaret and Frances Macdonald, Herbert MacNair, Jessie Keppie and others (Part 7 - Version 1)
Photograph of the Cuillin Hills view painting
Bust (in Greek helmet - Alexander?)
Painting by D. Munro of woman on moor
Sculptured coat of arms by V.M. Crawford of MacFarlane's Saracen Iron Works
'Late Again' painting by Robert Greenlees
Duncan Brown reading
Groom holding a horse
Eleven for All England, Woodlands Road
'The wee herd Lassie' - girl with stick
Horse and cart in city street
John Anderson, Manager of the first railway to penetrate the West Highlands, the Callander & Oban Railway Co.
