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  1. #31
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    24th July 07
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    Spotsylvania, Virginia USA
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    Blanket Pin

    Following Hamish's philosophy each new kilt gets a pin, now the standard issue. Can't beat the $1.29 cost! Click here.

  2. #32
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    The only kilt pin I own is worn on my leather jacket. I don't wear kilt pins on my kilts, I don't want to snag it on something. I might start wearing one with my lighter kilts, but I doubt that I'll ever wear one with my tank.
    The Barry

    "Confutatis maledictis, flammis acribus addictis;
    voca me cum benedictis." -"Dies Irae" (Day of Wrath)

  3. #33
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    Belding, Michigan,USA
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    I, too follow Hamish's philosophy, and thanks to Mael Coluim, bought some blanket pins at a local farm store for less than a $1.

  4. #34
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    I dunno

    I like my pins! Though every one of my pins cost 30 +! I wonder does anyone have any tearing in they're kilts due to pins weight? Should I remove my pin when hanging the kilt in the closet? Just an afterthought!

  5. #35
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    Neepawa, Manitoba, Canada
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    I also have a kilt pin for each of my kilts, with the exception of my UK.
    Al Gingles, Neepawa Manitoba
    Crushed nuts are for ice cream sundaes!
    http://www.northwestcoin.ca/agingles.html

    4 out of 3 people don't understand ratios.

  6. #36
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    25th July 08
    Location
    Flagstaff, Northern AZ
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    I like kilt pins. I do think they hold the front apron down, at least in ordinary wind. I'm used to the weight there. They are traditional (if only since Queen Victoria--but that's still a century of tradition). It is fun to switch around w/ different styles and symbols. I have my clan crests on both sides, a wheel cross and a Navajo Indian silver & Turquoise pin. I don't think anyone is forcing me to wear a pin...just something that I like to wear with my kilt.

  7. #37
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    14th January 08
    Location
    Goshen, KY
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    I wear the kilt pin mostly as a piece of flash, male jewelry, usually matched to some other items in my kit. But I often forget it---maybe once every 5 or 6 time I am out kilted---and am not particularly bothered by it. Same with the sgian dhub.

    As Gomer Pyle said "forgetful, forgetful, forgetful."
    FM--Clan Forrester Society,Brotherhood of the Isle of Skye, Order of the Dandelion, Gentlemen of Substance, Kilted Kentuckians, Steel Bonnets---Borders Clan Group, Tewksbury Owners Group,Bald Rabble in Kilts, Kilted FlyFishermen, FlatCap Confederation, Per Mare PerTerras, KABOOM, SMALL-Single Malt Lovers, Tartan Riders

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