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26th January 12, 11:13 AM
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Repairing Insect Damage
Hi!
This is my first post but I've been enjoying all of your useful insights and tips and wanted to contribute one of my own.
I just today picked up the Wm Anderson kilt that was made for my grandfather's wedding in 1938 and has not seen the light of day in ten years because of a moth attack.
Veronica Rose of Rosekilts http://www.rosekilts.com/
did a better job than I could dare to hope of patching up the numerous large holes.
It was wonderful to see the kilt back to its old self as in addition to the great sentimental value it's in a beautiful sett of dress MacLean of Duart that you don't seem to be able to get hold of these days.
Veronica is based in Edinburgh and was a pleasure to deal with.
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