What's this tartan?

**figheadair** · 13th February 17, 11:02 AM

I was sent this for identification. Apparently it had been used to wrap a curling stone. Anyone hazzard a guess? I should add that I do know the answer already.

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**figheadair** · 14th February 17, 03:18 PM

133 v9ews and not one comment. Nobody what to hazzard a guess?

**Terry Searl** · 14th February 17, 06:05 PM

Originally Posted by figheadair

133 v9ews and not one comment. Nobody what to hazzard a guess?

it looks like the "tattered tartan" to me

**lschwartz** · 14th February 17, 07:09 PM

it looks like the weathered variant of the ancient MacTattered tartan.

**lschwartz** · 14th February 17, 07:10 PM

Terry, I guess you were using the same reference book that I was.

**davidlpope** · 14th February 17, 07:45 PM

Innes?

I'm keying in on the double tram lines on the black block.

**figheadair** · 14th February 17, 11:17 PM

Originally Posted by davidlpope

Innes?

I'm keying in on the double tram lines on the black block.

Well done. Give that man a prize. The fact that a piece is faded and tattered doesn't mean that it can't be identified with a little thought.

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