Auld Lang Syne kilt photos??

**NorCalPiper** · 5th December 09, 12:13 PM

Is this not also Auld Lang Syne tartan?

http://cgi.ebay.com/OLD-LANG-SYNE-GR...#ht_595wt_1059

**Highlander31** · 5th December 09, 12:17 PM

That's a nice looking tartan. Rex, both looks are very nice.

**NorCalPiper** · 5th December 09, 12:21 PM

Doees anyone have the link to this listing? I can't find it anywhere. Thanks

**ChubRock** · 5th December 09, 02:04 PM

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Is that fireplace hearth in a home in Cincinnati? Beautiful! How old is the home/hearth?

**Jaggy thistle** · 5th December 09, 03:52 PM

That is a fanastic loking kilt!

**NewGuise** · 5th December 09, 03:54 PM

Originally Posted by NorCalPiper

Oh God......More REX porn....

"Rex porn" indeed - provoking kilt-lust, while making me feel utterly inadequate and unworthy of said kilt!

A fine kilt, in a fine tartan, very finely modelled.

**RockyR** · 5th December 09, 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by NorCalPiper

Is this not also Auld Lang Syne tartan?

http://cgi.ebay.com/OLD-LANG-SYNE-GR...#ht_595wt_1059

There are 3 or 4 variations of it... all designed by Gaelic Themes. Ald Lang Syne, Ald Lang Syne Grey, & Ald Lang Syne Camel (all tans and browns).

**NorCalPiper** · 5th December 09, 04:57 PM

Does anyone have a link to this auction?

**Rex_Tremende** · 5th December 09, 07:11 PM

Originally Posted by The Deil's Chiel

Rex, you truly cut a dashing figure in the kilt, my complements to your tailor, sir.

You are all too kind. If you can't find the eBay version and still want one of these, all you need to do is to talk to Rocky at USA Kilts. I did a review of this one when it arrived.

Josh, if Mrs. Piper really wants some Rex porn, I might direct her to a different forum, but I'm afraid it would probably not be her milieu.

Regards,
Rex.

**Rex_Tremende** · 5th December 09, 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by ChubRock

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Is that fireplace hearth in a home in Cincinnati? Beautiful! How old is the home/hearth?

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That is indeed the original fireplace in my 1930 home in Cincinnati.

In real estate listings, such fireplaces are often marketed as "Rookwood." Many homes in Cincinnati do indeed have real Rookwood Pottery-made tile, but this is not one of them. A neighbor of mine did some research on his similar fireplace and learned that the tiles came from a company in a western state (Colorado or California, I don't recall now). I still love it, though, and was thrilled when I realized after I first saw it that the furnishings I was able to take with me from the farm after my split went perfectly with it.
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Regards,
Rex.