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 Originally Posted by Luke MacGillie
You are correct that very often you do not see tourees on the tops of everyday Highlanders. I am of a mind, but can not prove, that the tourees started in the military, as a form of easy ident of key leaders and later became "Standard"
This is what my concern is, I mean, I have seen a picture of Bonnie Prince Charlie wearing a bonnet with a red tufty-bit on it, but I am not sure if this is the ancestor of the toorie or what. Considering the fact many did not have a toorie, but maybe he wore it to lead the Jacobites and it ACTUALLY is the case. But I made this thread trying to find a definite answer.
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