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    Full dress set (sporran, dirk, etc.) on Antiques Roadshow

    Lovely set just appraised in Knoxville TN. I especially liked the buttons.

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    Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].

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    They repeat enough of the shows that I hope to catch it here in Oxford, MS. Did they appraiser give a good assessment of the items?
    Just went to the facebook page for Antique Roadshow. They picture the entire set mentioned by sydnie7. Good looking kit. What hair do you think the sporran is made and what are your views on the tassels?
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    http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/video/ Hour 3 of Knoxville Tenn. 10/6/2014, towards the end of the hour, it's online.

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    TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS? That'd buy a lot of new kilts!

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    Gorgeous! Thanks for the links.

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    Beautiful set. The buttons are sensibly round as well.

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    I'd love to find round formal buttons that weren't prohibitively expensive.

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    sporran was ID'd as ermine. The tassels look a bit tatty to me, needs to see Artificer for a re-bag . Considering the eBay prices we've seen for lone antique sporrans, I don't think the estimate was out of line for this gorgeous matched set. Of course, that opinion is coming from someone who would need a serious lottery ticket hit to be in the market!
    Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].

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    Nice set, but way out of my range. Thanks for sharing this. Perhaps, someone from the rabble should design and cast an XMTS set of unique buttons. I would buy a set.
    Mark Anthony Henderson
    Virtus et Victoria - Virtue and Victory
    "I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be." - Douglas Adams

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    Here! Here! on the lottery ticket to afford the set. The gent said, "ermine lined" could he have meant covered? I'd also lose the tassels for another option. The button casting idea was a super thought.

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