Kilt Pin

[Tomo]

Depends on the type of pin you want.

Ulla Box Creations do some nice antler ones https://www.etsy.com/shop/UllapoolBo...on_id=20939076 as do J Boult www.jboultdesigns.com and Antler Sgian Dubhs https://www.antlersgiandubhs.co.uk/handmade-kilt-pins (who also have some ox horn pins, and I bought a rams horn pin from them last year) - although these are pretty easy to make yourself.

Ebay is sometimes worth a look for vintage/silver kilt pins.

[walkerk]

Nagle Forge is a California company which has some unique kilt pins. Their web site shows only a small fraction of their merchandise. https://nagleforge.com

[ShaunMaxwell]

I've no idea what your budget is, but the Ministry of Tartan (ministryoftartan.com) has a couple of nice vintage silver regimental pins for sale:

http://www.ministryoftartan.com/kilt-pin

Cheers,

SM

[OC Richard]

Sorry I'm going to beat the drum a bit for vintage kilt pins, which I very much prefer over anything I've seen being currently made.

From the 1920s through the 1950s a number of Scottish firms made extremely elegant Sterling kilt pins which I think set the standard.

(Forsyth 1960 catalogue)



Here's my 1950s Henderson & Horner (Glasgow) kilt pin which I got on Ebay for around $20, with a 1950s catalogue offering that exact pin (Tartan Gift Shop, Edinburgh)



Here's a thread I started about classic Scottish kilt pins

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...lt-pins-94957/

These are always available on Ebay, often for prices below ungainly modern ones; here's a vintage Robert Allison Sterling silver kilt pin for under $40 https://www.ebay.com/itm/19462504749...kAAOSwJzlhslrh

Makers include silversmiths

Robert Allison
Thomas Kerr Ebbutt
Henderson & Horner
Medlock & Craik
John Fraser
James Rettie & Son
Hamilton & Inches

and pipemakers

Robert G Lawrie
Peter Henderson

Personally I really like being able to wear a piece of Scottish history for relatively little money.

[Kitfoxdave]

Sorry I'm going to beat the drum a bit for vintage kilt pins, which I very much prefer over anything I've seen being currently made.

From the 1920s through the 1950s a number of Scottish firms made extremely elegant Sterling kilt pins which I think set the standard.

(Forsyth 1960 catalogue)



Here's my 1950s Henderson & Horner (Glasgow) kilt pin from the 1950s, which I got on Ebay for around $20, with a 1950s catalogue offering that exact pin (Tartan Gift Shop, Edinburgh)



Here's a thread I started about classic Scottish kilt pins

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...lt-pins-94957/

These are always available on Ebay, often for prices below ungainly modern ones; here's a vintage Robert Allison Sterling silver kilt pin for under $40 https://www.ebay.com/itm/19462504749...kAAOSwJzlhslrh

Makers include silversmiths

Robert Allison
Thomas Kerr Ebbutt
Henderson & Horner
Medlock & Craik
John Fraser
James Rettie & Son
Hamilton & Inches

and pipemakers

Robert G Lawrie
Peter Henderson

Personally I really like being able to wear a piece of Scottish history for relatively little money.

Those kilt pins are really very nice!!!!
I will be looking even more closely at etsy and Ebay for vintage ones now!!!!
I was thinking of casting some before I saw these!