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12th February 15, 09:43 AM
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 Originally Posted by OC Richard
... Confederate Memorial Tartan is recent.
Yet, the photos of men wearing it I've come across online nearly always show men wearing Civil War era jackets.
 Originally Posted by OC Richard
...what struck me strongly was the amazingly consistent anachronism of wearing American Civil War jackets, Confederate Memorial Tartan kilts, and post-1900 style sporrans.
Couldn't one, just one, of the wearers get a sporran of a style that existed in the 19th century?
Let's suppose you get a sporran style from the period. What are you going to do about the "recent" tartan.
And even if you get a tartan from the period, a Confederate soldier in a kilt is still anachronistic.
However, you've given me reason to get an artillery shell jacket... and a big ol' horse hair sporran and wear it during the day.
Last edited by MacKenzie; 12th February 15 at 09:45 AM.
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