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Season 1: Jacobite Clans - Episode 9: Jacobite Glass
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In the 9th episode of our podcast, Marketing Officer David McLeod, and Local History Officer, Dr Nicky Small, discuss Jacobite Glass and its significance. Did you know that many Jacobite societies and clubs used dedicated glassware to toast the ‘king o’er the water’? After 1746, symbols were etched onto glassware became a common way to signal continuing support for the cause. Listen along and find out more.
Jacobite Clans is an episodic podcast series released over 16 weeks to compliment the Jacobite Clans exhibition at Perth Museum & Art Gallery.
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Music - Jacobite Soldier by PlaidSong. Reproduced with permission.
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