Caps

**Knouse** · 30th October 15, 07:07 AM

Originally Posted by Profane James

I'm not in the majority here I'm sure, but I have a few of these. I got them from the woman herself, Gloria Holmes, at historicalcaps.net. They are under the 'gallery 15th - 18th century' selection. All wool, and have wool drawstring in the rim.

I ordered one this morning.

Thanks for the info.

Steve

**freep** · 30th October 15, 07:10 AM

Originally Posted by Mike S

I've corrected it for you:

Thanks! How did you do that?

**Profane James** · 30th October 15, 07:25 AM

Awesome! Glad she has fans here.

**Mike S** · 30th October 15, 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by freep

Thanks! How did you do that?

Your photo was too large and also too high vs. width to display properly. I downloaded it, reduced the size and cropped it, then uploaded it again as an attachment. I then copied the direct link to the attachment image, and inserted that between the HTML [img] tags so that it would appear properly in the post.

**freep** · 30th October 15, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by Mike S

Your photo was too large and also too high vs. width to display properly. I downloaded it, reduced the size and cropped it, then uploaded it again as an attachment. I then copied the direct link to the attachment image, and inserted that between the HTML [img] tags so that it would appear properly in the post.

Cool and noted. I'll see what happens when I crop and resize.

Jocked Broad Bonnet v. 1.1

Broad Bonnet 1.1.jpg

Sorted. Thanks again!

**OC Richard** · 31st October 15, 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by Profane James

Steeped in urine

Yes like the woven wool was, in the Highlands, prior to waulking. Fual just sounds better!

**Knouse** · 3rd November 15, 07:00 PM

Gloria, http://www.historicalcaps.net, emailed that my Scots Bonnet shipped today via Standard Royal Mail Airmail

I wonder how long that will take to get to Austin TX

Hopefully it and my USAKilts semi-trad in US Army tartan & accessories will arrive in time for the Scottish Games in Salado.