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    Sorry about the spellcheck. My pc changed it and I didn't notice....
    LOCH SLOY!
    Cheers, Wil

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    What Jock said. Here's a few photos of me in my Balmoral(s).








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    And many Balmorals, too. A doo-lander by our Lady Chrystel.


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    Looks great! I see what I am doing "wrong" I wear the badge closer into my left eye which in turns make the area that you pull down over yout right ear more severe, like a beret. Thanks for all the great info guys
    LOCH SLOY!
    Cheers, Wil

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wil View Post
    Sorry about the spellcheck. My pc changed it and I didn't notice....
    No worries! We have all been frustrated and a bit puzzled by forum software that doesn't allow OP to edit their own thread title. Just a bit of good fun. You're getting good advice despite the peanut gallery LOL
    Proudly Duncan [maternal], MacDonald and MacDaniel [paternal].

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    Another style of wearing a balmoral for you to consider.

    " Rules are for the guidance of wise men and the adherence of idle minds and minor tyrants". Field Marshal Lord Slim.

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    And two more ways.

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    I like your tie Mr Ashton. Brilliant way to use your tools.

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    Balmorals are one of those things about Highland Dress which have had great continuity.

    Here's a very early photo of one being worn



    Here are a number of prestigious gents wearing them



    Here are Balmorals in 1945



    and in 1936



    And as worn today by The Black Watch



    Now in the 19th century bonnets are sometimes bigger or smaller than usual



    Last edited by OC Richard; 23rd May 13 at 04:27 AM.
    Proud Mountaineer from the Highlands of West Virginia; son of the Revolution and Civil War; first Europeans on the Guyandotte

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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Balmorals are one of those things about Highland Dress which have had great continuity.

    Here's a very early photo of one being worn



    Here are a number of prestigious gents wearing them



    Here are Balmorals in 1945



    and in 1936



    And as worn today by The Black Watch



    Now in the 19th century bonnets are sometimes bigger or smaller than usual




    These are great pics. Very informative and gives us a look back. We look just like our forefathers did, very nice.
    LOCH SLOY!
    Cheers, Wil

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