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Thanks for the image lead, I'll check it out. I'm familiar with a lot of the Carmichael collection and don't recognise this as any part of it.
The fact that there is said to be a kilt too makes this even more interesting, especially if it really is late 18th century. I'm more inclined to believe that it's in private hands, but where?
 Originally Posted by Lady Grey
The photo comes from
Bridgemanimages.com (put tartan in the search box)
Don Troiani is listed as the copyright photographer
It is listed as being held in a private collection along with a similar kilt.
As I was researching your Arisaid question (in another post) I came across it, I'm wondering if it is part of The Carmichael Collection?
The collection was broken up but there is a possibility that it may be at the West Highland Museum in Fort William.
http://www.westhighlandmuseum.org.uk
http://carmichaelwatson.blogspot.com...rtanology.html
Hope that helps
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