Can These be classed as an accesory??

[Foxgun Tom]

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[cessna152towser]

I'd regard these as kilt accessories if they are carried by a kilted gent. There are several things, such as a flight jacket or boots which could equally be worn with trousers or a kilt, but I would regard them as kilt accessories while I am wearing them with a kilt.

[Panache]

I make thumbsticks when I get a bit of spare time (not often)...

Those are all very nice. You have a lot of talent as a carver. My favorite is the crook with the thistle, it is a very handsome walking stick indeed.

and when I'm attending Gamefairs/Countryshows or hillwalking wearing the kilt, I've alway's got a stick with me Would they constitute as an accessory under the circumstances??

Absolutely! Shouldn't a gentleman always have a walking stick at hand when enjoying a stroll.





Cheers

[Tartan Texan Trenton]

Beautiful work, Tom! But I have to ask - whence the name 'thumbstick'? I've never heard that term before - only walking stick, cane, staff, and crook. Care to enlighten me? Thanks!

[Tattoo Bradley]

I'm with Panache. I REALLY like the thistle one.

[McMurdo]

That is a handsome lot of walking sticks I would say yes you could call them kilt accessories. I like the thistle as well.

[Warlock]

Aye! ai gude walkin' stick is the very best accessory a mon kin hav'.

[starbkjrus]

I like the walking sticks but please downsize the pics. if you're using Photobucket it just takes a click to do so.

[Foxgun Tom]

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[Jerry]

That is beautiful work, Tom. My wife would kill for the one that lhas the bird, because it resembles a rooster, and she is addicted to roosters. She'll buy anything that has roosters.