Shoemaker's instrument for measuring feet, consisting of two pieces of wood, the longer piece carved at one end to represent a lady's shoe and with date 1788 carved on it

Half moon knife, stamped T. Dixon (or Dikon) and Sons, with a turned wooden handle

Blacksmith's 'pie', consisting of a mass of iron nails bound into an oval shape by an encircling iron loop

Pair of tongs, with jaws shaped to hold an iron rod in the same plane as the handles, from the smithy at Langshaw, Galashiels, used c. 1921 - 1961

Partly shaped swing-plough sock from the smithy at Langshaw, Galashiels, used c. 1921 - 1961

Hammer from the smithy at Langshaw, Galashiels, used c. 1921 - 1961

Wooden spade, one sided; found in moss in Wigtownshire

Wooden paddle, probably from the wheel of a horizontal water-mill, found in the ground at Bankhead, Dalswinton, Dumfriesshire, 640 - 854 AD

Wooden paddle, probably from the wheel of a horizontal water-mill, found about seven feet below the surface of a peat bank at Gutcher, Yell, Shetland, 70 - 350 AD

Tuskar or peat spade for cutting peats, from Shetland

Tuskar or peat spade from Appiehouse, Stenness, Orkney

Wooden peat spade or breast spade with an iron-shod blade which has a right feather and a rounded bottom

Pair of draught ox shoes from Killin, Perthshire

Zinc template for marking the word 'Fisherrow', from MacKenzie's sailmakers' workshop, Fisherrow, Musselburgh, Midlothian, Scotland

Lump of alum, from McKenzie's sailmakers' workshop, Fisherrow

Boat bailer of wood, cut from the solid with an oval bowl and a short handle, found in a peat moss at Grimsay, North Uist, 1400 - 1000 BC