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12th October 12, 12:33 PM
#8
 Originally Posted by acolander
Berend,
Chances are what you have is an officer's kilt, which would have been tailored for the officer as opposed to being an issued kilt w/ the bright green binding/trim around the top. Note the black binding/trim around the top, this is again a feature found (previsouly) only on officer's kilts, also the differnce in material as opposed to an OR's issued kilt, both in colour being darker than usual and in hand, would also indicate an officer's kilt. The tartan is indeed Cameron of Erracht, and although now faded it is the darker sett that was worn by the officers andwas a finer wool.
I agree. It looks like an officer's kilt c1930-40. The chemical black dyes used at that time were very fugutive and had a tendancy to fade out to khaki.
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