Brass sporting gun signed and dated "IL 1624", probably for James Low of Dundee

Breadalbane gun, the earliest complete surviving Scottish firearm, dated 1599, probably by Patrick Ramsay of Dundee, the barrel bearing the arms of Sir Duncan Campbell, 7th Laird of Glenorchy

Barrel of Litiger gun, 1589

Breech loading gun, by McKenzie, about 1720, (flintlock, defect ive)

Massive flintlock gun, engraved with an inscription and 1705, and signed IOHN FRASER INS, lock and barrel 17th century

Massive gun engraved "Alexander Clark to the Laird of Grant, Anno 1670" and signed "Lutger (possibly Nuiverhuiser), Utrecht"

Snaphaunce sporting gun by Andrew Philp of Dundee (?), with spurious inscription, owned by Sir John Grant of Freuchie (1596 - 1637) and engraved with his arms

Snaphaunce gun, inscribed "Me Fecit Gulielmus Smith 1674", 1637

Snaphaunce sporting gun with a carved stock and fluted butt, signed Bellachastel / Gulielmus Smith on the lock, about 1670

Snaphaunce sporting gun with a full stock, a fluted butt and a lock plate signed I.S. and INVERNESS, 1684

Gunflint, from Europe

Gunflint, from Europe

Gunstone of sandstone from Threave Castle, Kirkcudbrightshire

Gunstone of sandstone from Threave Castle, Kirkcudbrightshire

ISIS D-01 gyro gunsight production model for the A4 Skyhawk, mounted on perspex, 1960s

20mm Hispano Mk5 aircraft gun, Serial No. EN 285682, Ordnance Factory, Enfield, England, c. 1948