
Originally Posted by
SlackerDrummer
The proper way to wear it with the kilt is not to. My Scots Confederate ancestors wore army-issue trousers with their jackets.

Originally Posted by
cajunscot
Well said.

My Scots ancestors wore their "Army Blue" with no ethnic garb, save copies of Burns that was carried with them.
A proud descendant of Iowa-Scots Mudsills,
Todd
I don't know Recee's intentions, but there are more than a few compatriots in the SCV who wear the kilt (usually Confederate Memorial tartan, but not always), with a shell jacket to the formal ball held at SCV gatherings (these are NOT a reenactment/living history event). If that be the case, then there is nothing wrong with wearing it with CSA shell jacket (officers or enlisted pattern).
So let's not get too bent about historical accuracy until we find out the gentleman's intentions. 
And Reece,

...from the far nw corner of Washington state & a proud descendant of Kentucky Scots of John Hunt Morgan's Raiders & SW Virginia Ulster-Scots of the Stonewall Brigade! 
(Member Pvt E F Arthur Camp #1783 SCV)
Last edited by BoldHighlander; 19th January 11 at 01:34 AM.
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