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    Show us your stickers, badges, and such ...

    What kind of relevant decorations do you have on your auto, bike, backpack, etc. ? I'll start with this nifty badge I recently added to my ride.

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    Attached to my head lamp is a beverage holder in the shape of a skull. The wee lad sitting between the handle-bar mounts is "Buddy" my designated drinker (as I am several years a tea-toadler" <misspelled on purpose>) Alas the "Bobsled" is a bit windy for a kilted ride with so many State Patrolmen ready to ticket anyone for any reason. Attachment 20903Attachment 20904
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    This is on the quarter glass of my Dad's race car (1962 Mini Cooper). It's not much, but worth sharing in my opinion.

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    A customer of mine, former airborne who now makes tactical gear, sent me this patch as a thank you. It's the only morale patch I rate, so it's the only one I wear.


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    Here's a photo of some of the stickers picked up and slapped on my old piping case. It mostly holds my music books now. Most are pertinent (or impertinent) to piping and a bit of heritage/culture. Can you guess which one my son stuck on the case?



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    I can relate, BluPiper!

    This thread is 'right up my alley' because I have something of a sticker fetish, a badge fetish: when visiting anywhere I buy stickers and/or badges and when I get home I put them all over my cases.

    Here's the old case I used throughout the 1980s and into the 2000s

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    rear



    (the NBC Visitor sticker is from when I worked as a consultant on the Ellen show.)

    This sticker on the side was picked up by a former bandmate who used to holiday every summer in Brittany; he said this depicts actual roadsigns used there telling motorists to not honk their carhorns. Cool that they use bagpipes as the very symbol of noise!



    And it's not just stickers! I also buy the things the British call 'badges' and we Americans call 'patches'.

    Here's my more recent pipe case, which I used to display badges picked up on my travels... on the end there you can see Hawai'i, Japan, and Newcastle



    the front of this soft-sided case



    this end is good ol' southern stuff



    (I just noticed you can see the other case in the background...)

    Recently I switched cases again, this time to a Pelican/Storm/Hardig style case. No stickers on that one yet!
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