Show Us Your Kilt Pins.

[Rob, ClanMacMillan, NM]

I have the standard sword w/MacMillan Clan Badge. Plus I have this one, which usually gets a smile when it's noticed

[Kiltboy]

Top row (left to right): Bears on Bear, Woodford Reserve pin on weathered Mackenzie, Toregs brewery (converted fridge magnet) on District of Argyle, Cocktail by Sean Brown on Carolina, Chamay (self-made) on Blackwatch.

Bottom row (left to right): Bear fetish on tweed, Cocktail by Sean Brown on Pennsylvania, lizard on solid black shadow tartan, cross on Black Stewart, Coors caps self-made on Irish Saffron



Grouping on Isle of Skye. A few months ago, I helped my mom clean out parts of the house. She offered me these pins, many of which I bought her as a child for presents over the years. Back then dad would take us to the local store, and we would pick out the "brightest jewels" for mom. So now they've come full circle.

And the beaver... I'm saving him for a Maple Leaf Tartan kilt in the future.

[Rab]

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heres my pictish boar brass kilt pin, I got it from the crafty celts, I'd been in touch asking if they'd consider making one of their talisman pins in a larger size to use as a kilt pin, well great minds must think alike as they already had some made up

[xman]

Here we are then. Stirling silver quill pen. Shiny too.

[English Bloke]

Picked up these two at that ubiquitous of auction sites recently.


Top is a penannular brooch and bottom is a jade coloured celtic dog.

I also went for a boar similar to the one above a few weeks ago but it was bad timing at the Auction conclusion so I lost it.

[theborderer]

On my Heritage of Wales Kilt

[English Bloke]

I do like that. Is it a cut down Royal Welsh cap badge? It looks great.

[Joshua]

I have to stay out of this thread. I've already purchased a handful of vintage stag head brooches and pins for my Davidson kilt which won't be here for some time. I figure with my cap badge I'd have enough clan representation, and that the stag's head would be representative without having yet another badge.

[Dale Seago]

Vintage sterling silver "Scottish dirk" kilt pin, circa 1920-40, shown here on one of my ties rather than a kilt. Picked it up this past Saturday at the Pleasanton Highland Games. Length is 3 & 5/8".

I kinda have a thing for dirks, and this represents a historic example that was a pre-Victorian era sidearm -- in other words a "real dirk".

[Taygrd]

I saw one the other day that was in the form of a drinking horn. Been thinking about making one but does anyone have any other pics of a pin like that?
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