The Scottish Highlander Photo Archive (SHPA)

**chrisupyonder** · 18th October 11, 10:00 PM

It has a search function (try kilt). many old photo's.

http://www.scottishhighlanderphotoarchive.co.uk

I spent hours on this site.

An example of a handsom young man. Love the jacket and he has very shiny shoes.

This is some sporran...

Out in the field.

An interesting one, They appear to be a boy and girl with their mother but the children are dressed the same.

Last one, tartan?

Some are dated but most are not which is a pity.

Chris.

**Downunder Kilt** · 19th October 11, 01:08 AM

Great site Chris, thanks for putting us onto it. I much admire the jackets in the first two photos. The jacket with the high lapels in the second photo is very nice. Cheers

**Laird_M** · 19th October 11, 03:13 AM

Nice site.

Now just waiting for someone to post "Hey! Just found my grandad on there!".

**ForresterModern** · 19th October 11, 04:19 AM

Originally Posted by Laird_M

Nice site.

Now just waiting for someone to post "Hey! Just found my grandad on there!".

I could have sworn the second one was Jock Scot.

**Standard** · 19th October 11, 04:30 AM

Originally Posted by ForresterModern

I could have sworn the second one was Jock Scot.

By jove, ole boy I think you're right. The years have passed, but the stance looks right. I do believe, judging by the jaunty lean on the walking stick that he is about to point out to the photographer that his hose are indeed appropriate wear at this time of day.

**Jock Scot** · 19th October 11, 04:38 AM

Originally Posted by Standard

By jove, ole boy I think you're right. The years have passed, but the stance looks right. I do believe, judging by the jaunty lean on the walking stick that he is about to point out to the photographer that his hose are indeed appropriate wear at this time of day.

You know me----my thoughts anyway---- too well.

**Rab Gordon** · 19th October 11, 03:59 AM

Thanks for posting the link, a useful resource, I didn't know about this but being in Inverness it's practically just down the road from me !

**Tobus** · 19th October 11, 04:17 AM

Love the hose in the second photo! Somebody forgot to tell him that patterned hose are not appropriate except for with formal wear. Either that, or it's not really a rule after all. ;)

Too bad they splattered the SHPA logo all over these images...

**Jock Scot** · 19th October 11, 04:32 AM

Originally Posted by Tobus

Love the hose in the second photo! Somebody forgot to tell him that patterned hose are not appropriate except for with formal wear. Either that, or it's not really a rule after all. ;)

Too bad they splattered the SHPA logo all over these images...

As has been stated oh so many times, by oh so many people on this website, there are no rules with civilian kilt attire. There are however, conventions, traditions and asthetics to consider carefully, should you be so inclined.

In point of fact, the gentleman in question is perfectly attired for a formal day event. I think these days though, probably due to cost, solid coloured hose are rather more common.

No Jeff, it is not me.

**Highland Logan** · 19th October 11, 09:42 AM

Great find Chris.

Originally Posted by Tobus

Too bad they splattered the SHPA logo all over these images...

Well they do own the copyright. Property is property. It's not like you can't get a print or digital copy. You have to pay to play.

Originally Posted by Jock Scot

As has been stated oh so many times, by oh so many people on this website, there are no rules with civilian kilt attire. There are however, conventions, traditions and asthetics to consider carefully, should you be so inclined.

In point of fact, the gentleman in question is perfectly attired for a formal day event. I think these days though, probably due to cost, solid coloured hose are rather more common.

Wisdom and knowledge from someone who knows.

Frank