What tartan is that

[creagdhubh]

Well done Matt. I can now go to bed as it's past midnight here. It was doing my head in.

Hahaha! Me too, Simon! I slept like a baby after all of that.

[Grizzly]

Very interesting information here, Peter. Thank you for sharing this. I must admit, this has been one of the most intriguing tartans I've ever encountered in regards to its provenance and history. And the fact that it's such a simple sett design, which ideally speaking should lend itself to being easily identifiable, was not for some - especially for yours truly!

Many thanks to Matt as well for sharing his bit of information in regards to the Lawers Estate tartan. I absolutely love the cross-exchange of information, historical attributes, interpretations, detailed descriptions, etc, in regards to the discussion of various tartans as represented so nicely in this thread. Things like this really make this forum a great place to be.

Cheers gents,

Well said Kyle, and Matt. I for one did not think that this was a futile exercise, the search for the identity was a thought provoking and informative discourse. Whether the OP meant us to collectively spend hours pouring over records matters not a jot. It was interesting to follow it through, and special thanks to Peter without whom this forum would be a much less informative place.

[Grae]

Well not McNab then! Thanks to the tartan sleuths and all who contributed, who knew -Lawers Estate tartan.