Show Us Your Kilt Pins.

[ThistleDown]

Good thread this. Could be worth sticky in the future.

A few of mine:

Pheon on maple leaf:


Old Hugh Fraser sterling silver on Strome repro Davidson:


Sterling on Hudson's Bay:


Otter paw on Clanchattan:

[ThistleDown]

A few more.

Feather with tourquise on Isle of Skye:


Two silver leaves on Lochaber:


British Legion poppy:


Couchant stag on Davidson:


I call this XMarks even though it doesn`t bear that name officially:


Peacock feather:

[ThistleDown]

Ah, yes, John. My version of your climbing cat:


and this one, not worn yet, for my Hudson`s Bay:

[MacBean]

Ah, now I see it. The Hudson's Bay, the beaver pin, and the new beaver sporran. That should be awesome!

[be da veva]

I wear them similar to Robert (Ancienne Alliance) and I also favor brooch styles over swords.

[OC Richard]

I hadn't thought about wearing it as a kilt pin, but I sometimes wear this on my kilt jacket lapel:

[MacRobert's Reply]

What an impressive variety! Here are my two bits worth ... literally. Although I occasionally also wear my late father's big silver clan badge as a kilt pin, I generally only wear two pins. This first is an antique silver bracken.



The second, a Celtic cross designed by Steven Cooper of Aurora in Orkney. It too is silver. I also have mat#*ing cufflinks.

[ThistleDown]

Ah, now I see it. The Hudson's Bay, the beaver pin, and the new beaver sporran. That should be awesome!

[QuarterCeltic]

Here's my Scottish dirk kilt pin on my USAK 5 yard wool California Modern:



Best,

Matt

[Tim Little]

This just arrived today as a belated Christmas gift, so it hasn't even made it home to its rightful place on my Mackenzie modern:



It's only about an inch, maybe an inch and a half high, but very heavy (sterling silver).