Show us your favorite Kilt Pins

**wsk** · 9th March 07, 08:27 AM

My antique from 1885 made in Birmingham England by Robinson Brothers:

and my eagle from one of the Puebloan tribes (the artist was rather coy about which pueblo). Bought it at Indian Market in Santa Fe a bunch of years ago):

**Freelander Sporrano** · 9th March 07, 09:01 AM

Here are my two favorites by our own Robin

Dirk with inlaid ebony

The Nosing glass (Becoming a classic if I may be so bold)

PS. My Copper Mod pin is Very special too

**Colin** · 9th March 07, 09:54 AM

Originally Posted by The F-H.C.A.G.

Here's my favorite "kilt" pin. It was Panache's pin-he picked it up at Disneyland this past year. But, when I saw how well it went with loud Macleod, I stole it.

I probably would wade through them all.

Be well,

Oooooo, I so need one of those for my 6 year old. He is a huge Pirates of the Caribbean fan and has a Jack Sparrow badge as a kilt pin right now.

**starbkjrus** · 9th March 07, 12:48 PM

Originally Posted by Panache

c152f,

I really like the 21st century kilts Lightning Bolt kilt pin.

I should find out how much to get one over stateside.

Cheers

Panache

Jamie, Howie's website says they do not sell the 21st. Century Kilt pin. They give them away when you buy one of their kilts. At the current exchange rate that's a pretty pricey pin.

Originally Posted by Robin

My current favorite as well.

Originally Posted by mddock58

They are usually here (and will be this year as well) in NY for Tartan week. If you are very kind, maybe we can work something out!

(See above) If you can talk him out of one or three well........PM me.

**mddock58** · 9th March 07, 01:57 PM

Originally Posted by starbkjrus

(See above) If you can talk him out of one or three well........PM me.

I will have to see what I can do!

I knew my response would be of interest to some! Maybe I'll get a chance to meet Howie this time (he wasn't there when I was last year).

**Panache** · 9th March 07, 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by starbkjrus

Jamie, Howie's website says they do not sell the 21st. Century Kilt pin. They give them away when you buy one of their kilts. At the current exchange rate that's a pretty pricey pin...

Originally Posted by mddock58

I will have to see what I can do!

I knew my response would be of interest to some! Maybe I'll get a chance to meet Howie this time (he wasn't there when I was last year).

Dee,

Too bad they don't sell them separately , it's a handsome pin.

Mark,

If you do meet Howie you need to rush up to him and ask him "Howie How do you do, it's a pleasure to meet you. Wow is it true that you have met THE Hamish Bicknell? What is he like? Did you get his autograph?"

Cheers

Panache

**shawhighlander** · 9th March 07, 09:23 PM

Originally Posted by wsk

My antique from 1885 made in Birmingham England by Robinson Brothers:

The first words out of my mouth were, "WOW, now here is a pin with character"
This is probably the most intricate and peaceful kilt pin I've seen...and it is an antique, which makes it something to be proud of.

Slainte mhor!

int:

**Macman** · 10th March 07, 12:39 PM

My favourite is a silver Kwakiutl sun by a local Nimpkish artist.

**Freelander Sporrano** · 10th March 07, 03:08 PM

Congrats thats a real corker !

**Hamish** · 10th March 07, 03:44 PM

Originally Posted by starbkjrus

Jamie, Howie's website says they do not sell the 21st. Century Kilt pin. They give them away when you buy one of their kilts. At the current exchange rate that's a pretty pricey pin.

You beat me to making the same reply Dee. TFCK's pewter lightening-bolt kilt pin is given with every kilt supplied by Howie - they cannot be bought separately. Geoffrey (Tailor) Ltd kilts do not qualify, only TFCK ones.

However, Howie does sell a silver-plated version of his lightening-bolt pin at £25.00. I have one, but it was a Birthday gift from Howie a few years ago!