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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Yes in the Boer War and in WWI Highland soldiers were issued those khaki drill aprons which protected the kilts. These aprons usually had pockets in the front, to stand in for the sporran which wouldn't be worn with the apron.

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    That appears to be a full kilt on the guy in the pic I posted with the pocket in front rather than an over apron. At least it's connected to a pleated bit and I can't see a kilt underneath (that doesn't mean it's not there) on any of the three of them.

    Great kilt pin the guy on the left has, we could probably date the pic based on the invention of the safety pin.

    All the jackets in the last three pics are quite long.
    Last edited by freep; 16th March 16 at 10:12 PM.
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