This chapter discusses tuberculosis of rare sites, girdle, and flat bones. Sternoclavicular joint is an extremely rare location. The condition usually starts from the medial extremity of clavicle. The patient presents with a painful swelling of insidious onset in the sternoclavicular joint. Tuberculosis of the clavicle without involvement of the neighboring joints can be seen rarely. Acromioclavicular joint location is extremely uncommon. The disease may start from the lateral extremity of the clavicle or from the tip of the acromion. The signs, symptoms, differential diagnosis and treatment are same as for sternoclavicular joint. Treatment is by antitubercular drugs. Surgery is indicated in doubtful diagnosis, refractory cases or those who have recurred despite adequate drug therapy.