Bronze or Brass kilt pins

[Colin]

Here's another google turned up for $38 http://celtichomeandhearth.com/plugi...gory_Code=Myth

[Alan H]

Here's another google turned up for $38 http://celtichomeandhearth.com/plugi...gory_Code=Myth

I really like a lot of penannular brooches, but have never really thought of using one as a kilt pin. Most of them have really thick pins and I'm concerned about sticking that through the material.


However, as a fly plaid brooch, different story.

[JimB]

How does $5.99 sound?
I got one of these to go with my Ireland's National.
http://www.shopirish.com/irish/Item_...09_ps_srm.html

[fluter]

How does $5.99 sound?
I got one of these to go with my Ireland's National.
http://www.shopirish.com/irish/Item_...09_ps_srm.html

I was forgetting, this goes with my Irish National---from the gift shop at Antietam. Piobbear has a much nicer reproduction on his caubeen.

[canawler]

A point to keep in mind...
If you are going to be leaving an actual brass pin on a kilt for any length of time, make sure it has a good clear coating on it. If not, it WILL leave staining.

[cacunn]

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[fluter]

Isn't that the cap badge for the Irish Brigade in the Civil War?

Now you've done it. I have to go to Gettysburg soon and I can see stopping at many of the sutlers to check out there pin for kilt pins.

That is, indeed. You will probably see lots of possibilities. I'm wishing for something in a palmetto tree for my future Carolina tartan...