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Notice of an ancient Celtic Brooch, the property of William Rose Campbell
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An account of a brooch owned by the Ballochyle family which the family acquired when the Laird of Ballochyle married the daughter of Lamont of Lamont. It is accompanied by a plate with a lithograph of the brooch.
Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Title: Notice of an ancient Celtic Brooch, the property of William Rose Campbell
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An account of a brooch owned by the Ballochyle family which the family acquired when the Laird of Ballochyle married the daughter of Lamont of Lamont.
It is accompanied by a plate with a lithograph of the brooch.
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