Aussie Mac Played The Pipes Of Peace -- Music of the pipes, as played by Eric T. McGrath, stilled threatened clan warfare at the Caledonian Society he was newly organised in Stafford, England. Incensed Scots nearly swore off haggis when, at the inaugural meeting, Australian! But his pipe music scotched savage Scots breasts and members ended by giving the Sassenach a vote of confidence. February 10, 1955. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

Aussie Mac Played The Pipes Of Peace -- Music of the pipes, as played by Eric T. McGrath, stilled threatened clan warfare at the Caledonian Society he was newly organised in Stafford, England. Incensed Scots nearly swore off haggis when, at the inaugural meeting, Australian! But his pipe music scotched savage Scots breasts and members ended by giving the Sassenach a vote of confidence. February 10, 1955. (Photo by Reuterphoto).
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