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100% cotton Declaration of Arbroath T-shirt. The single event for which Arbroath is best known is the issuing of the letter known as the Declaratio...
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Like a traditional hot toddy! A distinctive, luxuriously fragranced organic hand wash reminiscent of the finest oak-aged single malt with notes of ...
View full detailsOne is a ruined but imposing stronghold, the other an attractive 16th century residence – and both share a history of revolt and uprisings. This il...
View full detailsDryburgh Abbey’s history starts in 1150. It was the first Premonstratensian abbey to take root in Scotland. Though it may not have reached the same...
View full detailsThis Flower of Scotland tot glass features the distinctive shape of Scotland’s emblematic thistle. Expertly hand-cut in the UK, it showcases a fine...
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The Declaration of Arbroath is a letter to the Pope from the barons of Scotland. Sent 700 years ago in April 1320, it urges him to recognise Scotla...
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Read the official Arbroath Abbey Guidebook souvenir guide, detailing a location of great historical significance. Built in 1178 by King William the...
View full detailsThis handy Edinburgh Castle Cotton Tote Bag features the iconic outline of Scotland’s most famous and visited castle. This reusable bag is a great ...
View full detailsEnjoy playing card games with this deck featuring different photographs of famous Scottish locations.
This Viking axe is the perfect addition to any little ferocious Viking's outfit. Exclusive to Historic Scotland
Corgarff Castle is a small yet beautiful site in the Aberdeenshire moorland. The main tower still stands, although many of the outbuildings are sad...
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In Skye the Puffling, one morning Skye, a cheeky baby puffin with an appetite for adventure, sneaks out of her parents' burrow, tumbles off the cli...
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Capture the spirit of Loch Ness with this exclusive Urquhart Castle brick, designed to fit a 8x2 Lego layout and featuring a modern print of the dr...
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Give your feet some sock therapy with these Scottish inspired Highland Cow Tam Socks. Compiled using a sustainable bamboo viscose, these fun socks ...
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Made in the heart of Scotland near the Ochil Hills, Siabann Lavender & Shea Soap is fragranced with scented essential oils and has a lovely ble...
View full detailsBoth Cardoness and Carsluith Castles are testaments to the differing lives of medieval nobility around the Galloway Coast. This official souvenir g...
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Add a bold military touch to your builds with this exclusive Fort George brick, crafted to match a 8x2 Lego piece and featuring a modern print of ...
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Stay cool and cosy with our Navy Highland Cow Beanie. This comfortable beanie not only keeps the cold weather at bay, but also features a small em...
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Give your feet some sock therapy with these Scottish inspired Loch Ness Socks. Compiled using a sustainable bamboo viscose, these fun socks will ke...
View full detailsThe Scotland Forever Modern Tartan is a classic purple and navy based with blue, green, black and white overchecks. The brushed Lambswool Scarf is ...
View full detailsThe impressive and elegant Castle Campbell is located above the town of Dollar in Clackmannanshire. The property was acquired by Colin Campbell, 1s...
View full detailsDesigned and made in Scotland, this beautifully soft lambswool scarf features a design inspired by the ancient mystical alphabet used 2000 years ag...
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This exclusive Ring of Brodgar t-shirt design takes its inspiration from the magical Orcadian winter solstice. Orkney is world-famous for its extra...
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In Who Built Scotland, experience a new history of Scotland told through its places. Writers Kathleen Jamie, Alexander McCall Smith, Alistair Moffa...
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