Show us your favorite Kilt Pins

**davedove** · 10th July 07, 04:51 AM

Like Hamish, I like to have a different pin for each of my kilts. Here's a few of them:

My pin with the US Army emblem worn with my US Army tartan:

The pin I wear with my MacIan tartan:

And, finally, the pin worn with my German National tartan. I picked up this one because it was not the typical sword pin:

**AnimalK** · 10th July 07, 10:37 AM

Made from a Sport Kilt generic pin and US Army Air Assault Badge, by a patient jeweler with a little bitty drill bit.

Displayed on a Loch Ness Tartan Sport Kilt.

**walkerk** · 21st August 07, 07:20 PM

USPA Gold Wings.

**McMurdo** · 21st August 07, 07:31 PM

Here is my new kilt pin on my new xmarks kilt, I know I posted it before but I figured I would post it here as all my others are in this thread so here is my Strathspey Kilt Pin from pdcorlis

**mexpiper** · 21st August 07, 09:00 PM

Well these are not so much as my favorite,,, but one will become my favorite. Its the one with the rampant lion on it! I actually bought these on Saturday at the Amherst Scottish Festival in Amherst New York (just outside of Buffalo, NY). I was running late and did not put a kilt pin on, and felt weird without one,,, so i had to go looking for one, i was planning on just buying a simple "safety pin" but saw these and bought them from the same vendor.

**KiltedKop45** · 22nd August 07, 10:27 PM

here is my favorite.

**BEEDEE** · 23rd August 07, 08:09 AM

This one is a cap badge from my military days, back in the '60s, mounted on an elk antler slice.

This is an old, Edinburgh silver that I scored off eBay

And this is one I made myself

Brian

**Rex_Tremende** · 29th September 07, 06:49 PM

Sterling silver serpent treble clef pin found at
nearby second-hand shop on Freedom kilt

Regards,
Rex.

**Arlen** · 29th October 07, 01:25 PM

While I do love the very first 'Spoon Pin' that I made...

I just recieved this beautiful pin from ebay for my wedding.

And I think it is just lovely.

**fluter** · 7th December 07, 05:59 PM

Here's the one I wear most: a "spear knot" from St. Justin in Cornwall, see the Celtic Croft stateside.

From the Scottish Lion, "Tobermory" by Art Pewter. I don't know where the design comes from: any help? It arrived just ahead of my Edzell USAKilt, so it seemed to belong here.

This is an oddball which I quite like on my SWK black shadow. The device is called an arrowthorpe after the octothorpe or sharp-sign #. It is used by the League of Professional System Administrators, and yes: I'm very much afraid that we do use the acronym LOPSA.

I velcro'ed this on when I wanted a fleur-de-lis for Bastille Day. It's on the U.S St. Andrews tartan; which on 14 Juillet, if on no other day, is blue, white, and red:

This lady has been posted before, and there are a couple of nicer versions around (see the one above). It's the insignia of the 67th New York, the Irish Brigade.