I have participated in reenacting and living history for over 15
years concentrating originally on the Second World War with the
51st (Highland) Division and more recently with Queen Victoria's
Highlanders. I have also assisted San Diego based “Bydand
Forever” in several of their shows at various Scottish Highland
festivals as an assistant loader for the Gatling gun and Krupp
Mountain gun. My main area of interest is the Black Watch
throughout Queen Victoria's reign. I also custom load and shoot
the Martini Henry and Long Lee rifles.

For the last several years I have attended the Charles Dickens
Christmas Fair at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. This is a
great event that usually runs from Thanksgiving to Christmas on
the weekends.

I was growing tired of ordering items from dealers and having the
uniforms not fit and many times the wrong article sent. Everything
I reproduce is based on photographic evidence, patterns from
republished original sources and original surviving examples in
museums and private collections. During my post as curator of the
Kings County Museum I established valuable contacts with other
museums around the world.

I am currently Senior Researcher for the San Joaquin Valley
Information Service, a second level reference department serving
9 counties in California.

Reprint of Regimental Manuals Available at:
http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/Regimental_Quartermaster

Member of:  
National Registry Of Living Historians
Living History Worldwide

Cheers

Stan Dolan
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About Me
Changing of the Guard, The Citadel, Halifax,
Nova Scotia, 2006.