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A small football medal which was awarded to Peter Henderson.

Peter Henderson's Football Medal

A small shield-shaped trophy that was awarded to Peter Henderson for winning the 1949-50 Ross-shire Football Association League with Logie AA.

Peter Henderson's League Winners Trophy

Hallmarked gold football medal awarded to H.R. MacLeod for playing in the Scotland v England International at Hampden Park Glasgow, 28/4/1928.  H.R. MacLeod was a former pupil of Tain Royal Academy.  It is in a velvet and silk lined box covered with red paper.

Scotland International Football Medal

Round bowl.  Front and back of left side engraved on base at foot of the stem.

Easter Ross Cycling Club Trophy

Engraved on plaque - 1-mile championship won by David Ross; Pitlochery (sic) 1904David Ross, known as Davie Sheallachan after the croft, was an outstanding athlete in his day.Horns described as rams.  Plaque is a silver-plated elaborate edifice.  Engraved plate in the centre of horns supporting flat base and thistle shape top with additional finial.  Horns have silver-plated shield tips with fern engraving with a line-engraved band.  Matching engraved band on a flat base.  Fronds and ferns over base.

Running Trophy won by David Ross

Set of four bowling bowls, each with 2 circular ivory inlays, one of 30mm diameter bearing the initials

Bowling bowl

The small leather ball stuffed with dried grass was found with a cylindrical container of mason's tools in a house in Manse Street. The ball is 45mm in diameter. On the museum database, it is listed as a

Mystery Leather Ball

A football medal from 1898, awarded to the winners of the Tain based Pattisons' Challenge Cup which was first played for two years before this was presented. The winner of this medal most likely played for the Dornoch Team.

Pattison Cup winners medal from 1898 (Football)

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