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    Quote Originally Posted by MacGumerait View Post
    Richard ,

    Here's an older pic of a gent wearing an actual kilt jacket that has a similar cut to the long jackets in some of your old photos ... short lapel , high top button and a long sweeping cut to the front of the jacket .

    The photo supposedly dates 1939 .

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    Yes that's the cut typical in the 19th century. That jacket would have been, perhaps, 40 or more years old when that photo was taken.

    For years I wore a heavy tweed kilt jacket a friend's father bought in 1945, so such things are not unknown.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Yes that's the cut typical in the 19th century. That jacket would have been, perhaps, 40 or more years old when that photo was taken.

    For years I wore a heavy tweed kilt jacket a friend's father bought in 1945, so such things are not unknown.
    I am about 95% done tailoring a jacket for myself with this cut! I will have to post photos when I am done.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OC Richard View Post
    Yes that's the cut typical in the 19th century. That jacket would have been, perhaps, 40 or more years old when that photo was taken.

    For years I wore a heavy tweed kilt jacket a friend's father bought in 1945, so such things are not unknown.
    And look at the size of that Royal Stewart sett - must be a good 12-14 inches at least.

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