Blue velvet glengarry bonnet with a cockade and eagle's feather

Broad bonnet or cap, from Barrock, Wick, Caithness, Scotland

Broad bonnet, found on a skeleton on Dava Moor, Cromdale, Moray, Scotland in 1927

Diced green and white glengarry worn by Major C.H. Elmes

Bonnet worn by Captain M.L. Norton who served with the regiment before and during World War I

Khaki Tam o' Shanter, worn by Corporal A.L. Sneddon, Cameronians, World War I

Bonnet, part of a suit of Highland dress belonging to William Blackhall of Blackfaulds and worn during King George IV's visit to Edinburgh in 1822

Glengarry with a cap badge, worn by Harry Hubbard, Glasgow Highlanders, World War I

Bonnet, child's, red flannel lined with white cotton; silk ribbon border; black satin border and fur edging round face. Embroidery - green, yellow, red, blue silks, couched turquoise cord; satin stitch: China, East Asia, c. late 19th century

Child's damask silk bonnet in the form of a tiger and embroidered in black couched silk cord: Chinese, 19th century

Man's bonnet of mid blue silk velvet, part of the uniform of a member of the Royal Company of Archers: British, c. 1820

Black wool glengarry bonnet with black ribbon edging and streamers, part of a man's kilt outfit: British, c. 1903

Circular silver bonnet brooch inscribed 'Nemo Me Impune Lacessit', stamped on back 'Robb Ballater' and engraved 'E.R.1 1903', part of a man's kilt outfit: British, by Robb of Ballater, 1903

Knitted bonnet of dark green wool with narrow headband with a row of red spots, one of a collection of finds from a body discovered in a bog on Arnish Moor, Lewis: Scottish, early 18th century

Women's hat, in black straw with a wide brim and shallow crown, brim trimmed with a black ostrich feather and cluster of pink silk and velvet flowers: Scottish, Glasgow, by Stewart & McDonald, c. 1900 - 1913