Pipe Band Tank Tops

Our old school cap badge

The leader of a bagpipe band, the Drum Major, marches at the front of the band carrying a baton called a mace. The mace supplements the Drum Major's vocal commands, being held aloft to start the command and then gestured to complete the command.

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A minimal tribute to the classic track from FM Cornog. Distressed/Faded print effect.

An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

Dave Matthews Pipe

An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

South Australian Pipes & Drums. Band competition at the Highland Games, South Australia. Canon 500D, zoom lens. (Featured in Peoples, Peoples, Peoples & Others.) (2566 views at 9 July 2015)

An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

Pipe bands consist of both bagpipers and drummers. Just before the July 4th parade started as I was trying to find a spot to stand, I saw this drummer practicing in the shade. Notice the extra drumstick in his stocking.

The Mole of Kintyre would like everyone to learn to play the bagpipes, and join his little Pipe Band. He loves touring the highland games venues in Scotland, and if you learn the pipes, you can perform in the championships too! An ideal gift for the son or daughter of any Pipers, whether in Scotland or in one of the Police Pipe Bands in America. This cute musician makes a great gift for Scottish ex-pats and musical grandsons and granddaughters too!

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The Mole of Kintyre loves to explore Scotland. Here he is walking across the Dhorlin, a rocky causeway leading from Campbeltown to Davaar Island. The mole loves to play the bagpipes as he walks, and if you hear a piper in the distance, then maybe it's him! This design is ideal for any Police Pipe Band members, bagpipe or chanter players, Scottish ex-pats, or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scottish myths and legends.

The Mole of Kintyre loves playing the bagpipes. Here he is in his tartan kilt and sporran, and sporting a fine glengarry hat. He's always practising for the Davaar Island highland games pipe band championship! An ideal design for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Wear it to your next team music practise. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and grandaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends.

The Mole of Kintyre loves playing the bagpipes. Here he is in his tartan kilt and sporran, and sporting a fine glengarry hat. He's always practising for the Davaar Island highland games pipe band championship! An ideal design for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Wear it to your next team music practise. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and grandaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends.

The Mole of Kintyre loves playing the bagpipes. Here he is in his tartan kilt and sporran, and sporting a fine glengarry hat. He's always practising for the Davaar Island highland games pipe band championship! An ideal design for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and grandaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends.

Wee Hamish the Scottish highland cow is the happiest, furriest, and most musical 'heilan coo' in Scotland. He loves playing his bagpipes for all the tourists that come and enjoy the sunny Scottish weather. A cute highland cow friend that will be loved by any fan of these hairy cows, anyone with Scottish roots, or pipers and pipe band members.

A Top Highland Cattle Bagpipes Artists - Bipe Band design for Highland Cattle lovers. It's also a best Highland Cattle gift to give to your family member or friend who loves Highland Cattle!

The Hallowinners band is ready for the Halloween party! The big fat Moon is ready too and is fully enjoying it. Two skeletons: a drummer and a guitarist and a fancy witch are ready for the big Hallogig. Enjoy!

Gie It Laldy! means to do something energetically - to give it your all, and Wee Hamish, Scotland's happiest, furriest and most musical highland cow certainly does love playing his bagpipes! This wee heilan coo will strike a chord with any musicians or longhorn cattle lovers, Scottish ex-pats, or anyone who's in love with the romanticism of auld Scotia. An ideal furry friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

The little mole of Kintyre likes to play his bagpipes far and wide.Here the small musician plays his instrument in the Christmas snow as a musical treat for all his neighbours! The skirl of the pipes will evoke music memories of beautiful Scotland. An ideal design for any ex-pat Scot, highland games participant, or pipe band musician. A furry yuletide friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

The little mole of kintyre wishes you a Merry Christmas - he says Moley Christmas! but that's just his little mole language. This small musician is playing his bagpipe music in the snow in this xmas design. The skirl of the pipes will evoke musical memories of beautiful Scotland. An ideal design for any ex-pat Scot, highland games participant, or pipe band musician. A furry yuletide friend for grandsons and granddaughters too!

The Mole Of Kintyre is always practising his bagpipes for the Davaar Island highland games, or any Ceilidhs he's asked to perform at. In his kilt and sporran and fine Glengarry hat he'll brighten up any dreich day with his music! An ideal musician friend for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Wear it to your next team music practise. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends. A fun illustration featuring a little bagpipe playing mole character from the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland, playing his instrument and roaming around the Scottish countryside. A must have design for fans of traditional Scottish music.

It is said that the Mole Of Kintyre is the best bagpipe piper in the whole of Scotland. You can often hear his music skirling through the air on a summer's evening as he explores the Mull of Kintyre and the surrounding villages near Campbeltown. A gift for any Scottish ex-pats, Pipe Band members, or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scottish myths and legends!.

The mole of Kintyre loves to explore Scotland. Here he is walking across the Dhorlin, a rocky causeway leading from Campbeltown to Davaar Island. The mole loves to play the bagpipes as he walks, and if you hear a piper in the distance, then maybe he is coming to explore your home town too! A gift for any Scottish ex-pats, Pipe Band members, or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scottish myths and legends!.

The Mole Of Kintyre is always practising his bagpipes for the Davaar Island highland games, or any Ceilidhs he's asked to perform at. In his kilt and sporran and fine Glengarry hat he'll brighten up any dreich day with his music! An ideal musician friend for any police pipers, pipe band members, or any other chanter players. Wear it to your next team music practise. Also makes an ideal gift for Scottish ex-pats or grandsons and granddaughters who love Scotland's myths and legends. A fun illustration featuring a little bagpipe playing mole character from the Mull of Kintyre in Scotland, playing his instrument and roaming around the Scottish countryside. A must have design for fans of traditional Scottish music.

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Moo-rry Christmas says Wee Hamish, the furriest, happiest and most musical Scottish highland cow! Here he is playing his bagpipes to keep himself warm in the Christmas snow! A festive delight for longhorn cattle lovers. This wee heilan coo makes an ideal gift for bagpipe players, Pipe band members, and Scottish ex-pats and will melt the heart of any fans of these cute furry cows. Anyone with Scottish ancestry will love this cow from Scotland.

Bright Lights, Little City? Home is where the neon is.

No more struggling to play a hard instrument! Wear your Dojo U "Make Your Bagpipes Easy" month themed shirt to show how you can play yours with your nose... if you wanted to!

Come for the job; stay for the pipe band.

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