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    M. A. C. Newsome is offline
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    As another interesting bit o' trivia, the completely interior strap and buckle that I use on the left hip of my kilts comes from the aforementioned Cameron of Erracht kilt at the Gettysburg Museum.
    http://kilts.albanach.org/details.html

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    Aye,
    Matt

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    as a proud Cameron I can assure you that we are one of the most welcoming of clan associations!!

    UNITE

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    My grandmother was a Taylor, a sept of Cameron. So, for my first "made-for-me" kilt I got Cameron Hunting Weathered. I will enclose a pic of the tartan....if I can figure it out. (Having said that, I wouldn't be limited in my choice based on my family, but in this case my taste in tartan and family happened to coincide. Happily so.)

    Not an easy tartan to find in the 16/17oz weight. But my kiltmaker managed to get hold of enough fabric. It is indeed a handsome kilt. Heavy with an incredible feel and swing.

    I would consider getting a kilt in the Taylor tartan, but some of the versions of the tartan are a bit...erm...extreme in their choice of tone...or colour. I will keep looking though. Also, Cameron Hunting is very nice. Brighter blue and green but really great.

    KJB

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    Here is a link to a pick of the Cameron Hunting Weathered.

    KJB

    http://homepage.mac.com/jeremyransom...toAlbum48.html

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    here is the weathered Taylor



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    Very Nice Kilt! another to add to my wish List!
    HERMAN, Adventurer, BBQ guru, student of history

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    Ain't it great how experienced kiltmakers can root out the rare tartans we need for our kilts! Ya gotta love 'em.

    Ron
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    "I'll have a kilt please, a nice hand sewn tartan, 16 ounce Strome. Oh, and a sporran on the side, with a strap please."

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    I want a black and red cameron too !!

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    The weathered Taylor looks sharp.
    "A true adventurer goes forth, aimless and uncalculating, to meet and greet unknown fate." ~ Domino Harvey ~
    ~ We Honor Our Fallen ~

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buddha View Post
    Cameron of Erracht was actually the ONLY tartan to be worn as a US military kilt. during the Civil War the 78th and 79th New York Volunteer Militia regiments wore kilts in the Cameron tartan.
    I love military history and I have never heard of this. That is outstanding to know the US Army had a kilted unit during the civil war. I now have some research to do. I find it great whenever I learn something new about American History.
    "Blood is the price of victory"
    - Karl von Clausewitz

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