Receipt dated 1947 addressed to John MacLean of Cornaigbeg from the Clydesdale Horse Society.
Receipt dated 1/5/1947 addressed to John MacLean of Cornaigbeg for postage and membership subscription from the Clydesdale Horse Society of Great Britain and Ireland.
Two Clydesdale Stud Book entries dated 1/9/1947 for a stallion ‘Pioneer Again’ and a mare ‘Brae Blossom’ bred by John MacLean of the Brae, Cornaigbeg.
Letter dated 11/11/1947 from the Dept of Agriculture to John MacLean, Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society.
Letter dated 11/11/1947 from the Dept of Agriculture to John MacLean, Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society, about grants payable for the service of 38 mares in Tiree..
Letter dated 28/11/1947 from the Dept of Agriculture to John MacLean, Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society.
Letter dated 28/11/1947 from the Dept of Agriculture to John MacLean, Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society, confirming the decision to pay a grant for one season only for the services of Highland Pony stallion.
Handwritten letter dated 17/4/1948 to John MacLean,Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society.
Handwritten letter dated 17/4/1948 to John MacLean,Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society, from a farm in Yorkshire offering the services of three Clydesdale stallions.
Handwritten letter (undated) from Robert Muir of Blackhill Farm, Perthshire to John MacLean,Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society.
Handwritten letter (undated) from Robert Muir of Blackhill Farm, Perthshire to John MacLean,Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society.
Handwritten letter dated 23/4/1948 from R. Millar to John MacLean,Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society.
Handwritten letter dated 23/4/1948 from R. Millar to John MacLean,Secretary of the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society, with the terms for the use of his stallion.
Horse`s bit from Druimfhraoich, Kenovay.
Iron horse`s bit painted black, from Druimfhraoich, Kenovay and probably made in a local smiddy.
Wooden and rope bridle for tethering a horse.
Wooden and rope bridle known as a `brangas` used for tethering a horse when grazing or in the byre. The cheek pieces were made from the oakstaves of a whisky barrel. It was found by Donald MacKinnon of Hough in his stackyard in October 2006.
Collection of papers relating to the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society.
Three letters, four receipts and the minutes of one meeting relating to the Tiree Heavy Horse Breeding Society. John MacLean of the Brae, Cornaigbeg was the Secretary of the Society
