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    Dreadbelly is offline Membership Revoked for repeated rule violations.
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    Am I seeing things?



    Or is Samson wearing a kilt in this picture? I thought about posting this in the general kilt section, wasn't sure.

    I see a wide belt, an apron folded over another apron, and what looks to be a sporran pouch thingamajigger.

    I saw this and my mind associated what he was wearing as "kilt."

    Am I alone in this association?

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    I am with you on this one, looks like a kilt.

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    i'll go along with that.

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    Not a kilt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by highlandtide View Post
    Not a kilt.
    Nope, definitely not a kilt.

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    Here's a recent thread that might have shed some light on this:


    http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=25572

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    I have seen that picture before. It has been years. I do not know it the depiction is historically accurate or if it simply 1 artists idea of dress at that time. Maybe we can get some of our clothing historians in on this

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    Looks like the Egyptian wraps you see on the walls of old tombs and what not.

    It is easy to see how the kilt may have evolved from such garments.

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    Not strictly a kilt because although the material partly overlaps at the front it doesn't have the full overlapping front aprons of a proper kilt, but yes I'm with you on this Dread to the extent that it appears to be a kilt style garment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cessna152towser View Post
    Not strictly a kilt because although the material partly overlaps at the front it doesn't have the full overlapping front aprons of a proper kilt, but yes I'm with you on this Dread to the extent that it appears to be a kilt style garment.
    Maybe it's a prototype utilikilt!

    I think Delilah got the negatives refersed at the local photomat as this would be mre like a kilted skirt as the apron closes on the left hip.

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