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Tulloch Castle – Bain Clan Square Wall Clock

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27.3 cm Square Acrylic
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Style: 27.3 cm Square Acrylic Wall Clock

Customise your wall clock to create a functional wall décor statement piece to perfectly match your home décor, show off your art or favourite photo, or give as a personalised gift. This unique, high-quality wall clock is vibrantly printed with AcryliPrint®HD process and features a pre-installed backside hanging slot for easy hanging and a non-ticking design.

  • Size: 27.3 cm L x 27.3 cm H
  • Material: Grade-A acrylic
  • One AA battery required (not included)
  • Add photos, artwork, and text
  • Indoor use only, not recommended for outdoor use
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Tulloch Castle – Bain Clan Square Wall Clock

Tulloch Castle – Bain Clan Square Wall Clock

Isn’t it time you enjoyed your Bain Scottish heritage quietly, every minute and every second, with a wall clock that features your clan’s castle? The Bane, Bain or Bayne family was a noble family in Scotland, originally part of the McKay clan on Scotland’s north coast. The name comes from “Ban” in Gaelic and means “fair”. With Clan Mackay, Bains supported King Robert the Bruce and fought at the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. Duncan Bane (Bain, Bayne) was granted the barony of Tulloch in 1542, and it is believed Tulloch Castle was constructed about that time. It is located in Dingwall, in the Highlands of Scotland, and was a family home for the Bane family until 1762 when Kenneth Bayne, 8th Laird of Tulloch, sold it to his cousin, Henry Davidson. Tulloch Castle served as a hospital after the evacuation of Dunkirk, and has been a hostel for the local education authority. Today, it is a hotel and conference centre. Apparently, the Bains of Tulloch are not, and have never been, related to the MacBean clan. Photo Courtesy of Elliott Simpson Creative Commons Attribution Share-alike license 2.0 Photo cropped and modified for size, contrast, colour and text.

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This clock is stunning. I love how I was able to customize and it was very affordable. Mum and dad are going to love it. Thank you so much . Fantastic, very clear
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Product ID: 256521889745026250
Posted on 7/10/2018, 11:21 AM
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