show me your kilt belt buckle pics

[sorcererdale]

Hey Hamish, every time you post all sorts of different kilted pictures, I just picture you putting on a kilt, taking the picture, changing into a different kilt and shirt and socks, etc. and then repeating that until all the pictures are taken. But I am sure I know better than that, I hope you have had these pictures from before and just pop the pictures in!

You sure do look nice no matter what kilt you wear!

DALE.

[Hamish]

Hey Hamish, every time you post all sorts of different kilted pictures, I just picture you putting on a kilt, taking the picture, changing into a different kilt and shirt and socks, etc. and then repeating that until all the pictures are taken. But I am sure I know better than that, I hope you have had these pictures from before and just pop the pictures in!

You sure do look nice no matter what kilt you wear!

DALE.

You are too kind, Dale! No, I don't do the 'quick-change' thing, although I have been known to in the past! Actually, as a back-up to the 73 kilts currently in my Kollection, I have a photo CD for each one. When a kilt is new I take quite a few photos of it and burn them onto its own CD then, as I accumulate more photos of that kilt, I add them to the relevant CD and thereby build a photo record of the different ways in which that kilt can be worn or accessorised.

When I quit this mortal coil, maybe before, my Kilt Kollection will be used to form the basis of a kilt museum which will be opened in Edinburgh - the papers have been signed! The CD photo record will help those setting up the museum to display the kilts as I wish them to be seen, not as someone else does!

This reminds me that I have a number of new-kilt images to add to my photo album!

Now, if you will excuse me, I have two more kilts to order........!!

[Dreadbelly]

You are too kind, Dale! No, I don't do the 'quick-change' thing, although I have been known to in the past! Actually, as a back-up to the 73 kilts currently in my Kollection, I have a photo CD for each one. When a kilt is new I take quite a few photos of it and burn them onto its own CD then, as I accumulate more photos of that kilt, I add them to the relevant CD and thereby build a photo record of the different ways in which that kilt can be worn or accessorised.

When I quit this mortal coil, maybe before, my Kilt Kollection will be used to form the basis of a kilt museum which will be opened in Edinburgh - the papers have been signed! The CD photo record will help those setting up the museum to display the kilts as I wish them to be seen, not as someone else does!

This reminds me that I have a number of new-kilt images to add to my photo album!

Now, if you will excuse me, I have two more kilts to order........!!

That is quite possibly the coolest thing I have ever heard about.

[Kid Cossack]

Hamish, a favor please! Let's delay opening that museum as long as possible. While I am sure the museum will be first class, you, sir, are first class as well, and more animated than any museum I've seen.

[Splash_4]

Hamish, a favor please! Let's delay opening that museum as long as possible. While I am sure the museum will be first class, you, sir, are first class as well, and more animated than any museum I've seen.

Hear, Hear. And a much better resource to answer our questions and do so with style.

[Foxgun Tom]

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[Woodsheal]

When I'm kilted casually, I usually grab one of my 18th C. reenactment belts. The "double D" buckle configuration is rather unique nowadays:

http://jas-townsend.com/product_info...roducts_id=191

[Panache]

I have one similar to P1M's, Michael Steinrok gave me this buckle I first started out wearing kilts. It is my black daywear belt.




I also have the round celtic knot buckle on this page with a fancy embossed black belt for a dressier look.

http://www.twrfcreative.com/HWC/closeouts/last.html




Cheers