Tartan Identification

[BertMcG]

Hi, I'm looking for some help to identify these tartans





They were worn by a pipe band with some affiliation to the Canadian Regiment, The 1st Hussars in London Ontario.
The pictures of the second tartan aren't very good but the best I could find, any help is greatly appreciated

[figheadair]

It's a bit tricky with such poor quality images.

[Riverkilt]

Tartans do drive digital cameras nuts...if it weren't Canada would guess Confederate Memorial on the red and gray, but of course that's not it.

[David Dubh]

My best guess is Charles Edward Stuart variant for the middle and last one
But I could be wrong
David

[Tobus]

It appears that the first photo is from a parade of the 1st Hussars to commemorate D-Day. These are some better quality images of the tartan, with perhaps some other details in their insignia that may help pin down the tartan. You can enlarge the photos on each page.

https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-lo...-69785598.html

https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-lo...-69784953.html

https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-lo...-69785577.html

https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-lo...105103840.html

[BertMcG]

It appears that the first photo is from a parade of the 1st Hussars to commemorate D-Day. These are some better quality images of the tartan, with perhaps some other details in their insignia that may help pin down the tartan. You can enlarge the photos on each page.

Thanks, looking at those pictures you can see the badge of the 1st Hussars on the bass drum and it’s also on the the bass drum in the second picture above, is it unusual for a pipe band to have two different kilts?

[BertMcG]

My best guess is Charles Edward Stuart variant for the middle and last one
But I could be wrong
David

Yes, I think that’s it! Thanks