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    Good man. I was wondering who snagged that.

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    Great find, and looking sharp my friend.
    Allen Sinclair, FSAScot
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    Oh to be a size like that!

    I search my size on Ebay (50R or 50L) all the time, and a kilt jacket in that size might come up once a year.

    After several months of nothing, a black Argyll in 50 has just come up, lovely, from a great Scottish maker... but it's 50 Short, useless for me.
    Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte

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    You look Mahvelous (Billy Crystal quote)

    I like the jacket and vest. I'm always looking at Ebay for stuff, too. I boughtName:  new kilt pin, blue.jpg
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Size:  1.5 KB this wee kilt pin. Also looking for another sporran, (much to my wife's chagrin), not so shiny as the one I have. As far as jackets go, I found some nice regular suitcoats (blazers) at a local thrift store. I think I'll buy one, and take it to a local seamstress, and have her alter it, make it shorter. That's about the only way I can do it, and not spend a bundle of $$. But, I really like your coat and vest....great find.
    ARIZONA CELT

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    Quote Originally Posted by Michael Weatherhead View Post
    I like the jacket and vest. I'm always looking at Ebay for stuff, too. I boughtName:  new kilt pin, blue.jpg
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Size:  1.5 KB this wee kilt pin. Also looking for another sporran, (much to my wife's chagrin), not so shiny as the one I have. As far as jackets go, I found some nice regular suitcoats (blazers) at a local thrift store. I think I'll buy one, and take it to a local seamstress, and have her alter it, make it shorter. That's about the only way I can do it, and not spend a bundle of $$. But, I really like your coat and vest....great find.
    There are loads of jacket conversion threads, I used bits from several to do my own conversion on a thrift store tweed.

    And as for the eBay jacket, all I ever find in my size are Pakistani PC jackets.
    "Everything is within walking distance if you've got the time"

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    BTW, don't think you have to have a matching waistcoat to the jacket . Yes I have a number of jacket/ waist coat sets, but also have just as many waistcoats that contrast the colour of the jacket, same with material, I have tweed.doeskin.new wool in different weights.
    Shoot straight you bastards. Don't make a mess of it. Harry (Breaker) Harbord Morant - Bushveldt Carbineers

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    I found a Harris tweed jacket at the thrift store, and my sweetie, carolinanan117, converted it for me.
    Allen Sinclair, FSAScot
    Eastern Region Vice President
    North Carolina Commissioner
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    Wow. Another great find.

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    Very nice.

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