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8th April 08, 10:17 AM
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18th century reenactment
Hello to everybody
Been a while since my last post but hey better now than never.
I would be looking for information on the following subject:
I practise 18th century reenactment and I have become bored to the american long hunter style that I have been doing for quite a sometime now and would like to turn scottish man of 18th century for the summer happenings to come.
My question is , since I am a lowbudget guy, at the website www.kilts-n-stuff.com I found many decent looking great kilts but then again they had something called "Ancient kilts" that looked allmost the same but not quite.
If I practice 18th century which one would be more historically accurate?
More or less they are both wrong (I guess) but which one is less ?
Thank you for your time
Richard_D
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