Jacobite Era Highland Bonnet sources

**AllenJ** · 24th March 13, 05:03 PM

Where is everyone getting their wonderful Jacobite Era Highland Bonnets?

**Guinness>water** · 25th March 13, 09:16 AM

Scottish Tartans Museum. Its under "hand knit bonnets"

**Guinach** · 28th March 13, 11:07 AM

Seems they are not taking anymore orders.

try
Richard Bray
Rbray1 at twenty.rr.com

$40+$5 shipping

Konn

**Dale Seago** · 28th March 13, 01:05 PM

Originally Posted by Guinach

Seems they are not taking anymore orders.

try
Richard Bray
Rbray1 at twenty.rr.com

$40+$5 shipping

Konn

Yup, apparently Ryan Ross isn't doing them right now, which makes me glad I have two of his. A third possibility might be Lamar Britt -- he makes the Ferguson Britt sporrans offered via the Scottish Tartans Museum. For the bonnets he makes, look here:

http://www.sporans.com/highlanderbon...olbonnets.html

**Harold Cannon** · 28th March 13, 01:49 PM

I can say Mr. Bray's bonnets are top notch!!!

**MNlad** · 29th March 13, 07:09 AM

***! on Lamar Britt.
Workmanship is excellent. A very comfortable lid.

**Professor Mac X** · 29th March 13, 08:33 AM

J Byous in Savannah: http://www.savannahkilts.com/Headwear2.html exhibits a variety of different headgear on their site. I got the summer wool balmoral a few years back, which is not quilted and is softer and "floppier" than a traditional balmoral (more like the old bonnets), but has grosgrain rosette for mounting a badge. They've got a "Jacobite Summer Balmoral" as well.