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19-04-21, 04:42 PM
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Diced balmoral
Hello! I have seen diced and no diced glengarries with their long tails...I have seen blue balmorals with red torie but without tails (I have a Cameron one)...but this is the first diced balmoral with long tails that I have ever seen....wich regiment belongs this balmoral? I find pictures of this type of balmoral, but they are not actual pictures...I find only from WWI era, and this one looks very used but modern...thanks for your help!
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19-04-21, 05:54 PM
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I think the Liverpool Scottish wore something very similar, will try and find some pictures.
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19-04-21, 06:07 PM
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Some photos.
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19-04-21, 09:03 PM
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The Seaforth Highlanders wore these diced balmorals in full dress during the 1950s, and I believe the Royal Scots did as well.
CB
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