Vintage fun

[McMathTX]

I know it's not necessarily a kilted vintage photo, but here is one for the thread:



The fellow in the photo with me is a fellow member of the local St. Andrew's Society and member of the Clan Kerr. We do a program of traditional Ozarks legends and superstitions (with a few Scottish stories thrown in for good measure) for local groups, state/national parks, etc.

Cheers,

Todd

What's in the bottle, a little White Lightnin'?
Dean

[macwilkin]

What's in the bottle, a little White Lightnin'?
Dean

We call that "Old Busthead" around these parts.

T.

[Ruanaidh]

I like the look of the old black and white/sepia photos, but it makes identifying tartans almost impossible.

[Scrapscot]

Well, finally got it to show up!! This is the Macpherson tartan.

[CEF]

I thought I would turn the vintage theme on its head and go the other way
A colourised photo I did sometime ago

Image shows 3 Seaforth Highlanders, Bedford England 1915.
copyright John Wainwright


Regards
Cef

[macwilkin]

I thought I would turn the vintage theme on its head and go the other way
A colourised photo I did sometime ago

Image shows 3 Seaforth Highlanders, Bedford England 1915.
copyright John Wainwright


Regards
Cef

Note all three are wearing the Imperial Service badge above their right breast pocket for volunteering for overseas; I wonder if these three lads are Territorials?

Regards,

Todd

[McClef]

Thanks for the kind offer Arlen - will let you know if I manage to make a pig's ear out of my own attempt!

[CEF]

Note all three are wearing the Imperial Service badge above their right breast pocket for volunteering for overseas; I wonder if these three lads are Territorials?

Regards,

Todd

Todd,
Your thinking will be correct.
Sadly I don't know which battalion.

Regards
Cef

[Arlen]

Cef, that is some fantastic work. Very nicely done!

[Scrapscot]

They're looking good!!