Proof of purchase?

**george7** · 21st March 09, 05:02 PM

That... and if it's a Tank, you probably didn't buy it on Vacation. At least, not unless you ordered well in advance and had a clever scheme to save on shipping by flying yourself to the UK to pick it up.

**Laird O'the Cowcaddens** · 21st March 09, 05:11 PM

In over 25 yrs of travelling the 4 corners of the globe, I have never been challenged about the length of time or origins of my Regalia. I guess if you anticipate that there might be problem, carry the appropriate forms. It might also be that they expect to find certain items of Regalia in a Scotsman's luggage.

**The Vicar** · 21st March 09, 05:13 PM

Many thanks for the advice and the link.

Experience is always a big help.

Robert "V"

**isantop** · 29th March 09, 10:20 PM

Originally Posted by georgeblack7

That... and if it's a Tank, you probably didn't buy it on Vacation. At least, not unless you ordered well in advance and had a clever scheme to save on shipping by flying yourself to the UK to pick it up.

Phesh! It's cheaper to pay the shipping! Unless I wanted to vacation in Scotland, I wouldn't go. Though, picking up a kilt would make for a good excuse...

**raibeart_dubh** · 30th March 09, 04:24 AM

I just got back from Scotland and didn't have even the first question in customs about my kilts, which I took with me, or any of the items I bought in Scotland for that matter. You'll be fine.