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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Because I have a design in mind, an old one, but not one that would be in stock, a Balmoral done in this colour-scheme



    As seen in this illustration from the 1930s

    Are we sure the Balmoral in the illustration is black? I was always under the impression that it was a dark/navy blue. I had considered that perhaps there was fading of the colours in the print, but his shoes are clearly black while his bonnet and tie appear (to me) to be purposely shown as dark blue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
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    Are Mackie open and taking orders? What has the process been like?

    Because I have a design in mind, an old one, but not one that would be in stock, a Balmoral done in this colour-scheme



    As seen in this illustration from the 1930s



    That's an interesting dicing pattern; I've been thinking of getting a diced Balmoral but am having trouble choosing between dicing options. This just adds another choice to further complicate matters!

    Shanr

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    Yes it's a Navy Blue bonnet with St Andrews Blue dicing. (Or whatever Mackie calls that colour- Saxony blue? Royal blue?)

    Here's a Mackie entirely of that colour



    The reason I want that dicing is I'm of Stewart ancestry, and that dicing appears on the heraldry of numerous Stewart branches:

    Last edited by OC Richard; 16th July 20 at 06:31 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Yes it's a Navy Blue bonnet with St Andrews Blue dicing. (Or whatever Mackie calls that colour- Saxony blue? Royal blue?)

    Here's a Mackie entirely of that colour


    It's what Mackie calls royal blue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arnot View Post
    It's what Mackie calls royal blue.
    Thanks!

    Just checked the Mackie site, they have Royal Blue and Saxe Blue...not sure which I ought to go with for the dicing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Thanks!

    Just checked the Mackie site, they have Royal Blue and Saxe Blue...not sure which I ought to go with for the dicing.
    I have a bonnet with saxe blue and white dice. The crown is black, though. I rather like it. When you decide to get your bonnet, let me know if you have any trouble getting what you want. I can contact Mackie directly as I have an account with them.

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