A new House of Edgar collection

**kilted redleg** · 18th January 25, 11:36 AM

Great video Peter, interesting to see if the royal archers will adopt some of the tartan into their uniforms.

**COScotsman** · 18th January 25, 11:46 AM

Enjoyed the video. Thank you for sharing it.

**figheadair** · 18th January 25, 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by kilted redleg

Great video Peter, interesting to see if the royal archers will adopt some of the tartan into their uniforms.

Now that would be a sight to behold.

**bookish** · 20th January 25, 04:22 PM

The Company of Royal Archers tartan is really something. I was thinking that my first 5-yard kilt would be Glen Affric, but now I think I may choose the Royal Archers tartan.

As an aside, I truly appreciate the availability of your research on your website, sir. Thank you for making that available to us.

**figheadair** · 20th January 25, 11:08 PM

Originally Posted by bookish

The Company of Royal Archers tartan is really something. I was thinking that my first 5-yard kilt would be Glen Affric, but now I think I may choose the Royal Archers tartan.

As an aside, I truly appreciate the availability of your research on your website, sir. Thank you for making that available to us.

The Archers' tartan is very striking and makes a fantastic kilt.

Thank you for your kind words. It I important to make information available to ensure that it is available for future generations.

**OC Richard** · 24th January 25, 03:15 AM

That's superb Peter! How awesome it is to have a big commercial weaver on board with such a project.

May it continue to yield fruit!

And may I say you make a wonderful presenter. You're so comfortable in front of camera. (Put a camera in my face and I stammer nonsense.)

My one, minor, quibble is their repeated closeups of tartan flashes.

**figheadair** · 24th January 25, 02:46 PM

Originally Posted by OC Richard

That's superb Peter! How awesome it is to have a big commercial weaver on board with such a project.

May it continue to yield fruit!

And may I say you make a wonderful presenter. You're so comfortable in front of camera. (Put a camera in my face and I stammer nonsense.)

My one, minor, quibble is their repeated closeups of tartan flashes.

Thank you Richard.

It was a wonderful opportunity to share some of my research, and the quality of the filming is superb.

Happy, I can distance myself from the tartan flashes. They are definitely not my thing.