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    None. But I have another vendor here in the states that is also interested in carrying our pins. I will let you know asap!
    Beannacht Dé,
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    Anything new on this front?

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    Sorry to say there isnt. I am still trying to find a vendor that will take the time to help us out! I am still working on it though.
    Beannacht Dé,
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    Anything further to note on this thread about the X Marks
    the Scot kilt pin? I don't know if anybody had
    thought to mention about a brooch pin in the same
    design that I saw about 5 or 6 threads in this line.
    Would like to see a brooch pin for the Fly Plaid.
    Typical size would be about 3-4 inches diameter with
    perhaps a colored stone in the middle or a thistle
    emblem or other scottish icon.

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    Still working on it I promise!
    Beannacht Dé,
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    "...it's the ocean following in our veins, cause its the salt thats in our tears..."



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    Wow, I'm just getting in on this thread after no doubt every thing has been decided already! It's tempting to please everybody and wind up with a design that's just too fussy. Thing is when this happens the original and most important part of the design is submerged. KISS formula-keep it simple and straightforward! Only thing that I might add is that a simple " X " can mean the flag of many countries until you add the color. Now wouldn't an enameled pin be novel and eye-catching. That is just the X on the deep blue background. Just a thought to kick around. - Cheers- Alan

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    X...

    Only thing that I might add is that a simple " X " can mean the flag of many countries until you add the color.
    That actually might be kind of cool. The saltire, or x-shaped cross, is found on a flag associated with Ireland, the St. Patrick's Cross, as well as a Russian flag, since St. Andrew is one of the patron saints of Russia. It's also found on several US state flags, Nova Scotia in Canada, and one of the Channel Islands, Jersey.

    And, the Welsh and the Cornish, twa Celtic people's, use a cross as well, the St. David's cross (gold on black) and the St. Piran's cross (white on black), respectively.

    just a thought...

    Cheers,

    T.

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    Have just been thinking somemore about the kilt-pin. Howabout doing an enamelled Saltire Flag which is elongated to say: 20mm X 70mm. There would be room then along the two long dimensions to add say a Celtic design. But then it still would not be identified with this website. Well then forget the Celtic design let's put on one side of the flag, X MARKS and then along the other side: THE SCOT.COM
    No confusion here it's the Saltire Flag in blue and the web address. - Cheers- Alan

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