Highland targe of wood, covered with leather, with a double eagle in the centre, the cognisance of the MacDonalds, Lords of the Isles

Highland targe of wood, with a rosette in a four-rayed star in the centre, and ornamented scroll-work and animals

Highland targe of wood, with six circles of interlaced work and a socket for a spike in the centre

Highland targe of wood studded with brass nails, and with a central boss

Highland targe of wood, covered with leather, embossed with animals and studded with silver-headed nails

Dress targe made of wooden boards covered with pigskin, with silver mounts, c. 1740, part of the accoutrements presented to Prince Charles Edward Stuart by James, 3rd Duke of Perth

Targe, believed to have been carried by the 2nd Duke of Gordon, as Marquis of Huntly, at Sheriffmuir, 1715

One of five Scottish targes, late 17th century

One of five Scottish targes

One of five Scottish targes

One of five Scottish targes

One of five Scottish targes

Silver gilt presentation targe by Mackay and Cunningham, Edinburgh, 1835 - 1836, presented by the Liberal electors of Perthshire to John Campbell, 2nd Marquess of Breadalbane

One of two boxes containing 63 pieces of tartan cloth, the majority bearing a paper label identifying the clan, some of these labels marked 'John Wedderburn Secretary Edinburgh June 1822'

Piece of tartan cloth, red with black stripes, mounted on paper, probably from the collection made in the Hebrides by Alexander Carmichael

Highland target of tooled leather with brass mount