[Giuseppe]

Is there anybody who makes custom clan cap badges? I'm looking for some help with design and, at least initially, a small production run. Thanks!

[SergeantFirstClass]

Penny's of Thunder Bay makes that type of stuff. Their prices are reasonable, they used to be better but the exchange rate right now sucks.

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Michael McRae of Scotia Metalwork does:
http://www.scotiametalwork.com/

I've seen his sterling silver work and it is beautiful.

Ted Sheldon does custom badges in pewter. I don't think he has a web site, but he is in TN and attends a lot of the Highland Games in the region.

Aye,
Matt

[thescot]

Originally Posted by M. A. C. Newsome

Michael McRae of Scotia Metalwork does:
http://www.scotiametalwork.com/

I've seen his sterling silver work and it is beautiful.

. . .

I have one of McRae's heavy, lion rampany rings from about 10 years ago, and I can tell you it's a great piece and original. His work is excellent.

You might also check with CavScout since I believe he's designed some pieces and knows a good source for custom jewelry. His Fraser pin is an example.

[BoldHighlander]

If your still looking you might try Hilton McLaurin Studio Custom Crest Badges down in Lubbock Texas:

http://www.scotmall.com/handforged/c...restbadge.html

he does really nice work.

[The Wizard of BC]

We have a sponsor right here on X Marks that will be willing to talk to you.

Click on the Nagle Forge logo. Sarah is a great person to work with. They have a small family business just north of San Fransico.

I have been carrying their products in my shop for two years now and can attest to their quality. I am talking to them right now about producing the X Marks Cap Badge in Brittania metal. And they may be able to help us fix the problems with the X Marks Kilt Pin.