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    Seriously though, who bought my buckle? OCRichard? ;)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nathan View Post
    Seriously though, who bought my buckle? OCRichard? ;)
    Hahaha! That would be my guess. A very handsome buckle, I might add. Perfect for a waist belt with a doublet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nathan View Post
    Seriously though, who bought my buckle? OCRichard? ;)
    Not I! Though I was watching it, sure enough. It got too pricey for me.

    What I find interesting is that two lovely vintage crossbelts, with the classic thistle hardware, are being bid up now fairly high, when I got an identical one on Ebay a month or two ago quite cheaply... no other bidders at all. The hardware on these old belts is much nicer than currently made hardware in that pattern.

    Here's the set I got recently, on the right (probably from the 30's or so) with a modern chromeplated set on the left. I took the hardware off the old crossbelt and remounted them on a new one



    This is the last buckle I picked up on Ebay, just a couple weeks ago, along with the cantle I got on Ebay a couple years ago, both probably from the 1930s or so...

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    Very smart, Richard!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hawk View Post
    I'm constantly looking Tru EBay and other venues......
    as it is, I don't even have a sporran (day) let alone a basic Balmorral....anyone got one to hand down....

    And Kyle, don't let them fool you, as a fellow Shooter I know quite a few Marines are good stalkers and shooters.....

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    I may have one I'd be looking to part with...Sporran that is that I made......

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    Quote Originally Posted by creagdhubh View Post
    Very smart, Richard!
    thanks!

    It's a cool thing about being a piper, I have an excuse to acquire and wear various vintage sporrans and buckles.
    Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte

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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    thanks!

    It's a cool thing about being a piper, I have an excuse to acquire and wear various vintage sporrans and buckles.
    Precisely!

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    Well, what I was bidding on I'm out of the game now because my Saint Bernard, (Rupert) just tore a ligament.....I was bidding on a functioning brass cantle sporran....so, which ever one of you jokers just out bid me......I hope you get win it and happy hunting. Cheers.
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    not so much a stalker as a grazer every once in a while.

    picked up a nice ram horn cromach, a couple nice ball top spiral canes. A lot of nice pins and broaches for kilt pins and plaid broaches, cuff links, lapel pins. Best deals I ever got were on a couple of nearly new fox full mask sporrans, one in arctic white fox and the other grey fox. Almost too nice to wear.

    I too have picked up various tartan sections, one made to order kilt (bobolicious), a few other midlevel sporrans for dress or semidress use, a couple nice balmorals (Mackies and Glengarry hats). A nice section of fabric I use as a laird's plaid. Couple nice pair of hose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForresterModern View Post
    not so much a stalker as a grazer every once in a while.

    picked up a nice ram horn cromach, a couple nice ball top spiral canes. A lot of nice pins and broaches for kilt pins and plaid broaches, cuff links, lapel pins. Best deals I ever got were on a couple of nearly new fox full mask sporrans, one in arctic white fox and the other grey fox. Almost too nice to wear.

    I too have picked up various tartan sections, one made to order kilt (bobolicious), a few other midlevel sporrans for dress or semidress use, a couple nice balmorals (Mackies and Glengarry hats). A nice section of fabric I use as a laird's plaid. Couple nice pair of hose.
    I'd say that's quite the kit you've picked up on eBay, Jeffrey!

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