Tartan scrap IDs

[Bad Monkey]

Excellent! I figured those first two would be common. The third one did confuse me with its similarity to Wallace; I'm glad you knew the story behind it. Thank you.

Now on to the next three. These are from smaller rippings, but I think I've captured enough to see the full sett.

third one is Grant.

[Tobus]

Thank you again! Next batch:

[figheadair]

Thank you again! Next batch:


MacGillivray.


It's modern, one ot the 'Pride of'/'Spirit of" type designs. Will need to check my Db tomorrow.

Ogilvie Hunting

[Dollander]

t's modern, one ot the 'Pride of'/'Spirit of" type designs. Will need to check my Db tomorrow.

Close. It's Scottish American.

[Tobus]

Thank you to everyone who has helped so far. I was pretty certain that Scottish American tartan would be a modern American tartan, given the red/white/blue central theme, plus the purple.

So, here are 3 more that need identification, please!

[Bad Monkey]

This is kinda like a game show...

I'll take red/green tartans for 500.

[Karl R]

Thank you to everyone who has helped so far. I was pretty certain that Scottish American tartan would be a modern American tartan, given the red/white/blue central theme, plus the purple.

Yeah. It reminded me of American Heritage.

So, here are 3 more that need identification, please!

Here are my best guesses...
1. Gemmel
2. Norwich
3. I'm not able to find this one.

[figheadair]

Yeah. It reminded me of American Heritage.


Here are my best guesses...
1. Gemmel
2. Norwich
3. I'm not able to find this one.

Not quite.

1. Gemmel.
2. MacKay.
3. Ferguson (Weather Colours)

[figheadair]

Close. It's Scottish American.

That's exactly what it is.

[Nyckname]

Since the '80s, I've threatened to take two square repetitions of every tartan I can find, sew them together, and make a patchwork kilt.