Bagpipes Collection (#11)

Procession through town during Saltburns Victorian Week. 8th August 1993

Highland dances in the city: The Regimental band and pipers of the 2nd Battalion Cameroons (Scottish rifles) will march from the Tower to give an exhibition of highland dancing at 1 p.m

The Beatles film scenes for new film Help! near The City Barge, Strand-on-the-Green, Chiswick, London, Saturday 24th April 1965. Being chased by thugs dressed as Scottish bagpipers

Pipers believe to be from the Cameron Highlander Regiment marching to the frontline during the Battle of the Somme. Circa July 1916

Diana Ross on arrival in Scotland is greeted by two pipers. 1st October 1973

Scottish football fans outside Wembley Stadium following their sides 2-1 victory over England in the Home International match

American actor and comedian Danny Kaye, complete with busby puts the Pipe band through their paces on the pitch at Hampden Park prior to the Charity Cup Final between the Glasgow giants Rangers

Rogelio Dominguez Real Madrid goalkeeper playing bagpipes after beating Eintracht Frankfurt in the final at Hampden Park May 1960. Final Score: Real Madrid 7 Eintracht Frankfurt 3

Ian Botham cricketer October 1985 With wife at John O Groats sign post piper

Suez Crisis 1956 Men of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders embarking on the troopship Dilwara for the Middle East

Second World War August 1940 Canadian Second Division with pipe band arrive in Britain

Playing the bagpipes wearing traditional tartan dress at a Highland gathering in Scotland circa 1975

Linda Evans actress on a Pipers knee in Edinburgh July 1985 dbase

Pipers on board the Aircraft Carrier HMS Illustrious 1950

A rating aboard the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Illustrious practising the bagpipes on the flight deck. May 1950

Pipers on board the Aircraft Carrier HMS Illustrious 1950

Mr. Tommy Richardson with his latest invention electronic bagpipes in November 1972. 24/11/72

Edinburgh VJ Day August 1945 Pipe band march down The Mound Edinburgh line with crowds celebrating WW2

Gosforth Territorial Army 204 Battery Pipe Band in June 1976. 06 / 06 / 76
Gosforth Territorial Army 204 Battery Pipe Band in June 1976. 06/06/76

Pipe Major J. C. Mason piping in the haggis for the Newcastle, Northumberland and Durham Caledonian Society members at their traditional burns Night gathering. 25th January 1952

Pipe Major Ian Nelson braved the bitter weather to don his uniform and give a traditional welcome to 20lb. of haggis specially delivered on the British Caledonia BAC1-11 City of Glasgow by stewardess

Brother and sister Glen Fraser, 14, playing the bagpipes and Lisa, 12 in June 1974, were beaten into second place on the television programme New Faces on the decision of the panel. 26/06/74

The Duke Of Northumberlands piper, Mr. Richard Butler in July 1989 20/07/89

The pipes and drums of the Newcastle City Pipe Band opening a summer fayre in July 1981. 06/07/81

Deborah White, 12, who has been recruited by the boys Brigade to give bagpipes lessons in June 1978 15/06/78

Pipers marching pas the Royal County Hotel in Durham during the Durham Miners Gala in July 1971 17/07/71

Piper Roy Anderson playing the bagpipes in June 1981 24 / 06 / 81
Piper Roy Anderson playing the bagpipes in June 1981 24/06/81

Mike Glabus and Michelle Dawson from the North Tyne and District Pipe Band in March 1985 11/03/85

Pipe Major Bhairamani Rai, 38, of the Gurkha regiment at Newastles Bagpipe Museum in March 1974. He has come North with Rifleman piper Prithi Bahadur Rai, 26, to learn to play the Northumbrian pipes

Northumbrian Piper Anthony Robb in February 1977. 04 / 02 / 77
Northumbrian Piper Anthony Robb in February 1977. 04/02/77

Maths teacher Peter Lee from St. Benet Biscope R. C. High School in Bedlington plays for
Maths teacher Peter Lee from St. Benet Biscope R.C. High School in Bedlington plays for pupils Sharon Boyle (left) and Benita Hall in December 1982. 10/12/82

Alnwick Piper Jimmy Jones talks with Mr. Peter Walker after piping him in to open a summer fayre in July 1980. 23/07/80

Piper Harry Mills likes nothing better than to wander the North West Durham moors for his practice sessions in June 1972. Harry from Blackhill is a member of the Shotley Bridge Caledonia Band

Pipers marching along and playing in July 1971. 12 / 07 / 71
Pipers marching along and playing in July 1971. 12/07/71

Skippy Sobel summons up some puff power for this rare and valuable instrument, Czechoslovak bagpipes in January 1974. The pipes are made of skin, horn and brass, and are 105 years old. 03/01/74

The pipes and drums of the 72 Royal Engineers (V) from Gateshead in a carnival procession along the seafront from Whitley Bay to Tynemouth in July 1984 22/07/84

Piper Sadie Charleton gets in some practice before her next venue in June 1994 10/06/94

Ann Sessoms assistant curator at The Chantry Museum, Morpeth with bagpipes made from parts of sheep in September 1995 15/09/95

North Tyneside Pipe Band piper, Kevin Fraser sports the new tartan, designed for the band, and named Tyneside Blue in May 1997 08/05/97

Bob Lambert of the 72nd Royal engineers Regiment of the Territorial Army practices on the bagpipes in the air conditioning plant of the Wills cigarette factory so his friends

Thomas McPhail, of the City of Newcastle Pipe Band was blowing double at the miniature pipe band contest in the drill hall of the Tyneside Scottish, in Newcastle in March 1961. 25th March 1961

A piper smarly dressed in his uniforn and ready to play the bagpipes in March 1982 02/03/82

The Newcastle Pipe Band march along the seafront during a contest organised by North-East bands of the Scottish Pipe Band Association at Whitley Bay. 12th May 1962

Pipe Major Fred Redpath of the 1st (Newcastle) Regt. R. E. T. A
Pipe Major Fred Redpath of the 1st (Newcastle) Regt. R.E. T.A. of Sheepwash, tunes up for the Bedlington Gala in jUne 1974. 08/06/74

Piping in the diners at the annual reunion of the Scots Guards Association in Carlisle is Pipe Sergt. Mackintosh in November 1958 15/11/58

Pipe Major George Anderson, of Morpeth Pipe Band, gets himself tune up in June 1972. 10/06/72

Members of the Blue Moon Band with their Northumbria Pipes in May 1996 30/05/96

Fulton McInnes playing the bagpipes on Grey Street, Newcastle, to raise money for the Diama Memorial Fund in December 1997 01/12/97

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"Bagpipes: A Melodic Journey through Scottish Culture and History" Immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Scotland as you witness a Scottish Piper wearing McInnes Tartan, proudly showcasing his heritage. Step back in time to 1897, where The Gordon Highlanders' very own Piper Findlater won the V. C. At Dargai, leaving an indelible mark on history. Join the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders as they are summoned to Waterloo - Brussels in 1815, their bagpipes echoing across the battlefield with both courage and melancholy. Experience the harmonious collaboration between Highland dancer Dick Harrison and piper Bill Hughes as they have one last practice before their captivating performance. Delve into Scottish Types - Bagpipes, Clan McDonald; a glimpse into the diverse characters that embrace this iconic instrument. Be captivated by a group of Cameron Highlanders who fill the air with enchanting melodies that transport you straight to the heart of Scotland's rugged landscapes. Meet Paddy the Piper, whose musical prowess brings joy to all who hear him play, spreading cheer wherever he goes. Discover how bagpipes played a crucial role during World War I through a British Military Recruitment Poster; symbolizing bravery and unity amidst conflict. Witness even our feline friends embracing Scottish culture as a mischievous Highland Scottish cat plays its own rendition on miniature bagpipes by Louis Wain. Unwind with laughter as you enjoy a comic postcard featuring a Scotsman with whisky barrel bagpipes; humorously highlighting Scotland's love for both music and spirits. Finally, catch Tom Courtenay taking pause from filming Billy Liar (1963), reminding us of how bagpipes continue to inspire artistry across various mediums. Embark on this melodic journey through time and tradition – let your soul be stirred by these hauntingly beautiful sounds that define Scotland's cultural identity.