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11th July 12, 04:05 PM
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black watch "coarse kilt" / philabeg work detail tartan & Flower of Scotland
tripped over ..pre 1788 looks like flower of scotland or Morrison with extra red stripe .
I heard Black Watch early Col. gave his tartan for phila beg ..if he was Murray Lord George's son ..well here's it but difft than modern Murray Atholl . Neat kilt .
somehwere way back some detail says Black Watch was a Sutherland tartan in early Regimental notes and most records sunk coming over from US after Revolution ??
crazier ..I think a plaid/kilt (tartan) was unearthed maybe at Roger's Island Ft Edward NY island or mainland ..
in the USA French Indian War reenactors an old kick is black watch grenadiers with red stripe ..there are paintings of this of period ..there's yer sanny !
even better finally got EBAY.UK flower of scotland kilt used form a UK Ebay site ..now to wire it up .
I'd tae swap somethin neat for it 'n'a ..
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11th July 12, 10:57 PM
#2
I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you are talking about. Maybe if you used completely formed sentences and good punctuation, it might help all of us.
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11th July 12, 11:13 PM
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12th July 12, 03:16 AM
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Yes, confusing! Not sure what the OP is about, but if anyone is looking for a brief history on the origin of the Black Watch tartan, I have an article here:
http://www.albanach.org/blackwatch.html
And for further information I would recommend The Origins and Development of Military Tartans: A Re-Appraisal, by James D. Scarlett, published by Partizan Press in 2003, and which I reference in my article.
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12th July 12, 03:44 AM
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And, of course, the Flower of Scotland tartan only dates from the first of January 1990.
Regards
Chas
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