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    What tartan do you have on in the older picture Rchard? Looks sharp!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoneyburnpiper View Post
    What tartan do you have on in the older picture Rchard? Looks sharp!
    It's the British Columbia provincial tartan, SBP. I think it looks sharp as well, and I really like the matching hose.
    "Touch not the cat bot a glove."

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    Yes our pipe band wore that tartan (British Columbia) with ordinary pipe band kit (Argyll jacket, white hose, etc) but my Pipe Major and I got Hose Tops, Full Plaids, and Pipe Ribbons in that tartan, and back then we did a load of duet gigs in Full Dress. We also had Full Hose made, because we did a number of duet gigs in Evening Dress with Prince Charlies, full tartan hose, and buckled shoes.

    We ordered a full bolt of tartan from Lochcarron, in 1986, in kilt weight, because they had previously only woven it in the weight they use for neckties.
    Last edited by OC Richard; 6th April 14 at 05:44 PM.
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