12 hours left - USA Kilts spotted on Ebay!

**RockyR** · 18th February 14, 06:20 AM

I troll Ebay on a quasi regular basis to see what's there (to buy) and to check for any of our products that are selling. I'm happy to report that I don't see MANY of our kilts up there, but I just saw this one that was VERY low priced for those who are a 44" waist:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/A-VINTAGE-GR...3D291077685667

I can't stand to let this one sit there at the $19.99 bid mark! I may have to buy it myself to rescue it if no one else does.

**craigclan** · 18th February 14, 09:05 AM

4 inches smaller an i would bid but its a tad big for me

**TheOfficialBren** · 18th February 14, 10:39 AM

Rocky, is that one of the older casuals in the Tara tartan? Neat tartan.

**tundramanq** · 18th February 14, 11:14 AM

It's Murphy - AKA - Tara. A universal Irish tartan

**AFS1970** · 18th February 14, 01:21 PM

My two favorites in the auction were that it is described as "multi-green" tartan. Not only an unknown name but one that describes a host of tartans.

AND

The idea that it is Vintage, I mean I guess even last years wine has a vintage, but I tend to think that Rocky isn't old enough to have made any vintage kilts yet.

**TheOfficialBren** · 18th February 14, 01:45 PM

Thanks, Chuck. It's a nice tartan.

**tundramanq** · 18th February 14, 03:16 PM

Like the store sign: We buy junk. We sell antiques.

**Hiburnicus** · 18th February 14, 04:19 PM

The listing says the length is 21 inches...i guess this is best suited for those short-legged kilt wearers.

**tundramanq** · 18th February 14, 04:54 PM

I wonder if it is measured right. I took picture measurements and did math, - There are 5.32 pattern repeats in "21 inches" which would make he repeat 3.94 inches - very small. The smallest pattern if the dozen of Rockys casuals I have is 4.25 inch ( Irelands National ). That times the 5.32 gives 22.61 inches. Wonder if she excluded the "waist band".