A friend of my purchased a kilt that had the description as a mystery tartan. I was wondering if anybody can help identifying this.
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Looks like MacDonald to me. http://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tar....aspx?ref=2334
Last edited by Chas; 29th October 13 at 09:35 AM. Reason: Added link
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I would say MacDonald of Clanranald - modern
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Originally Posted by Liam I would say MacDonald of Clanranald - modern The white stripe is in the wrong place, Liam.
You know, there are actually a number of MacDonald of Clanranald tartans. Liam posted the one that the STR calls "MacDonald of Clanranald #5" , STWR #475. On the other hand, MacDonald of Clanranald STWR #425 seems like a good match.
Last edited by KD Burke; 29th October 13 at 10:13 AM.
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Originally Posted by KD Burke You know, there are actually a number of MacDonald of Clanranald tartans. Liam posted the one that the STR calls "MacDonald of Clanranald #5" , STWR #475. On the other hand, MacDonald of Clanranald STWR #425 seems like a good match. Agreed. It is called MacDonald of Clanranald in the Vestiarium Scoticum (1842) but there is a sample labelled as Glengarry in the Highland Society of London Collection (1816).
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