SCOTTISH TARTANS MUSEUM FACT SHEET

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Date: 2012-07-11 19:51:27 Belted plaid Thomas Rawlinson Highland dress Tartan Pleat Kilt accessories Cornish kilts and tartans Clothing Scottish dress Kilt		SCOTTISH TARTANS MUSEUM FACT SHEET Add to Reading List Source URL: www.brigadier.com.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 43,81 KB Share Document on Facebook

	An Unnamed C18th Specimen from Bridge of Cally Introduction In Nov 2004 I was loaned an old piece of ‘Hard Tartan’ for comment. The owner knew little is known of its origins, he owned the specimen for a long time hav DocID: 1ratW - View Document
	A Regency Era Kilt made from an 18th Century Plaid In early 2016 the writer was contacted by a descendent of a John McNicol from Argyll to identify the tartan of the kilt he took with him when he emigrated to Canada in 1 DocID: 1qYgl - View Document
	Bed Hangings from Culloden House Introduction Details of the tartan Hangings1 from a bed in Culloden House, in which Prince Charles Edward is said to have slept prior to the Battle of Culloden in April 1746, were recorde DocID: 1pSGi - View Document
	MacDonald of Belfinlay INTRODUCTION Mystery surrounds the origins of this rare MacDonald tartan which was unknown until MacKay’s 1924 publicationi. He referred to the pattern as the Clanranald (Full Dress), although to DocID: 1pBEm - View Document
	An Unnamed Plaid at Dunollie House In July 2010 I examined a number of tartan artefacts at Dunollie House, Oban1, including two pairs of old tartan curtains, each with a tartan valance. Both pairs were made of ‘Hard Ta DocID: 1pheO - View Document