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    I'm sure Davedove is seeking the more modern military-based trews, but I did find a few pictures in my files of reenactors wearing the earlier "traditional" styled truibhs:

    This is the War Wear version:


    Highlander at Culloden (Ontario, Canada 1998):


    Atholls UK:


    I know if I searched my files I'd find others, but I think these will suffice
    (besides it's late & I just got in from work)
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    Quote Originally Posted by BoldHighlander View Post
    I'm sure Davedove is seeking the more modern military-based trews, but I did find a few pictures in my files of reenactors wearing the earlier "traditional" styled truibhs:

    This is the War Wear version:

    Yikes! NOBODY wants to see my big legs in something like that.
    We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoldHighlander View Post
    I'm sure Davedove is seeking the more modern military-based trews, but I did find a few pictures in my files of reenactors wearing the earlier "traditional" styled truibhs:

    This is the War Wear version:

    Thanks for posting the pictures, they were great to see.

    Frank

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