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14th April 19, 10:10 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Guthrumironhead
I have bought from Historical Caps as well. I have the model she calls the 77th Highlanders bonnet, but all of the kilted regiments serving in North America in the French and Indian War period likely wore something similar. The tourie, or pom-pom and band around the bonnet I have is a bit more maroon than bright red, but looks good and the quality is obvious. She is in the UK though and I know you were seeking options in the US.
How long did it take to get your bonnet?
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14th April 19, 04:01 PM
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ScottishandMoor and Historical Caps each took about a month.
These are hand knit bonnets and usually made to order, but worth the wait.
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15th April 19, 08:04 AM
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Historical Caps is the foremost place to buy. Gloria is easy to work with. I have three bonnets by her. Delivery time was surprisingly short and quality flawless.
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