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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob C. View Post
    Looks good. Gotta disagree with thescot. Colored socks look too informal.

    Get that new sporran and you're all set.
    I agree about the socks

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    mr. scot, as requested,



    found these in an old box, haden't looked at them in close to 40 years. sent them to medals of america for remounting, they did a wonderfull job.



    got the caubeen from glengarry hats, the eagle, globe and anchor from soldier city. its pewter, about 1 1/2 inches, costs about $9.00, such a deal.

    semper fi

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    Very Nice, I really like that EGA badge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcvarmit View Post
    LOVE the EGA!

    And, as always, thank you for your service!!!

    Paratus et Fidelis

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    Looking good! I second McMurdo's recommendation on the sporran and I think the light hose work well with the outfit.

    Unless USMC formal functions are significaantly more rowdy the other formal functions I don't think you will need the rapier. Though if you insist on wearing it I hope you have a suitable main gauche as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Panache View Post
    . . . Unless USMC formal functions are significaantly more rowdy the other formal functions I don't think you will need the rapier. Though if you insist on wearing it I hope you have a suitable main gauche as well.

    Cheers

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    they do tend to be a bit rowdier than most, but for us old timers, things are a bit tamer than in our impetuous youth.

    And, I think that a mamaluke sword may be in order for this particular Marine. Am I correct, McVarmit?
    Jim Killman
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    Freedom is not free, but the US Marine Corps will pay most of your share.

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    You may already be aware of Don, but he does some very nice USMC items

    http://scottishregalia.com/

    I have the kilt pin shown on his web site but I was fortunate enough to get it in pewter instead of the gold. You might contact him and inquire if he has others or could get them.
    Last I heard, the one I got was a sample from the forge that had been laying around. If demand is there he might be willing to produce more of them.


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    CLAN MCSEMPERFI! (Umm, that's MY clan, too!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kid Cossack View Post
    CLAN MCSEMPERFI! (Umm, that's MY clan, too!)
    Otherwise known as Clan McPuller.
    Jim Killman
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    Thanks a lot for the close up shots.
    Jim Killman
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    Freedom is not free, but the US Marine Corps will pay most of your share.

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