This kilt is being sold on Ebay.

It's listed as being from the Royal Highland Regiment of Canada.

It's the best photo I've come across showing the high rise of the Army kilts. Note the rise, the distance between the buckles and the top.

Also note that, due to the very high rise, the fell occupies around half of the kilt's total length, as opposed to the one-third of the kilt's total length as is usual for civilian kilts.



Of course you see the grass-green binding, standard for Army kilts regardless of tartan, and the two-prong black metal buckles on black tabs.

and here's an Army kilt being worn by a Gordon Highlander