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Piper of a Highland Regiment, 17th century

Piper of a Highland Regiment, 17th century, in kilt, hose, jacket and bonnet, with bagpipes, sporran and claymore. Copperplate engraving from Francis Groses Military Antiquities respecting a History of the English Army, Stockdale, London, 1812

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Antiquities Armor Armour Bagpipes Bonnet Claymore Francis Grose Highland Hose Kilt Musician Piper Regiment Respecting Sporran Stockdale


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This image is a copperplate engraving of a piper from a Highland Regiment in the 17th century. Dressed in traditional Scottish attire, the piper wears a kilt made of tartan fabric, hose that reach just below the knee, a jacket adorned with intricate designs, and a bonnet with a feather plume. The piper's most distinctive accessories are his bagpipes, which are slung over his left shoulder, and his sporran, a pouch worn suspended from the waist. The piper also carries a claymore, a Scottish broadsword, adding to his formidable appearance. The piper is depicted in this engraving from Francis Grose's "Military Antiquities respecting a History of the English Army," published by Stockdale in London in 1812. Grose was a renowned antiquarian and military historian, and his work was a comprehensive record of military customs, uniforms, and weapons from various periods in history. This image of the piper is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Scottish Highlands and the important role that music played in military formations during the 17th century. The piper's presence in the military was essential for maintaining morale and coordinating troops during battles. The haunting melodies of the bagpipes could be heard on the battlefield, providing a sense of unity and strength to the soldiers. This image is a poignant reminder of the historical significance of the piper in Scottish military history and the enduring allure of traditional Scottish attire and music.

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