Abbotsford; the personal relics and antiquarian treasures of Sir Walter Scott. Illustrated by William Gibb

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Title Page

View of Abbotsford from the North Bank of the Tweed

Sir Walter Scott's Desk and Chair

Hall Door Looking towards Study and Showing Corner of Desk

Staircase in the Study

The Dining-room

Sir Walter Scott's Body Clothes

Sir Walter Scott's Pipes, Spectacles and Case, and Paper-cutter

Pruning-knife, Mallet, Chisel, White Tail Mounted in Antique Silver Handle

A Purse Worn By Sir Walter Scott

Montrose's Sword

Pair of Pistols Which Belonged to Napoleon I. Sir Walter Scott's Volunteer Pistols. Pistol Which Belonged to Claverhouse. Old Pistol By Campbell of Doune. Pistol Which Belonged to Sir Walter Scott

Enlarged Drawing of Armour from Hall Door

Napoleon's Pen-case and Blotting-book

Waterloo Cuirasses and Sword

Queen Mary's Seal. Tricoloured Cockade. Purse Given to Sir Walter Scott By Joanna Baillie

Soldier's Memorandum Book Found on the Field of Waterloo. Piece of Oat-cake Found in the Pocket of A Dead Highlander on the Field of Culloden

Ancient Bronze Mask. A Steel Skull-cap With Guard of Very Fine Chain Mail. the Branks

Prince Charlie's Quaigh. Balfour of Burleigh's Snuff-box. Napoleon I.'s Goldbee-clasps

Belt-purse Or Sporran in Study. Pocket-book Worked By Flora Macdonald

Rob Roy's Gun and Sword

Two Pairs of Thumbscrews Or Thumbikins

Rob Roy's Purse. Helen Macgregor's Brooch. toadstone Amulet

Border War-horn. James VI.'s Hunting-bottle

A Polygar's Knife. A Persian Dagger and Sheath. A Malay Kris. A Case of Hunting-knives, Or Couteaux de chasse. Robroy's Dirk. A Tartar Sword in Brass-mounted Shagreen Scabbard

Rob Roy's Sporran and Skene Dhu

The Door of "the Heart of Midlothian" the Old Tolbooth of Edinburgh and Its Keys

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