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    georgeetta is offline Registration terminated at the member's request
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    coarse kilt tartan

    I thought it was a neat discovery, thought I'd share it .

    I'd never seen it before, I was famliar with many Scottish items associated with French and Indian War and Revolution units here . I still think a soldier's plaid was discovered in a local dig beneath flood soils . Revolutionary War gear almost appears centuries diff't than the Fr In War gear of necessity ..what was on hand ..I've seen Black Watch/42nd Reg't marked "tomahawks" they were big for a 5'2" guy ! Far as I know Black Watch Regimental documents sank coming back over from the Revolution but there is deatil in the acceptance of tartan about 1730-40's .

    looking at tartans is a nice hobby and the story behind it .

    I think being a soldier and in regiments is/was a huge boost to the kilt, tartan and preservation of our culture much of interest & new writings "after" that followed .

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    I bought mine for 90L. GBP, but it was way too small. those army guys are skinny!
    Everything in excess! To enjoy the flavor of life, take big bites. Moderation is for monks. From the note books of Lazurus Long aka: Woodrow Wilson Smith

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