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Old Culloden Tartan
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Late last year, while waiting for swatches and contemplating which tartan I would buy for my first proper kilt, I found a thread on X Marks the Scot about a “universal tartan” (not affiliated with any one clan and therefore appropriate for anyone to wear) called Old Culloden. The sett and name of the tartan came from a coat found at the Battle of Culloden. The colors as commonly woven are rather odd, featuring prominent grounds of gold and purple. Peter MacDonald. Last Updated 2013-02-02 13:12:11 -0800.
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Links - The Scottish Register of Tartans
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Scottish designers and weavers. Sign Up to the Register. While you can search the Register without having to register and login, you will need to create an account to:. Register new tartan designs. Receive notification of all new registered tartan designs and other news updates. Manage your account details. Scottish designers and weavers. Describes itself as bringing 'the textiles industry in Scotland together to promote the best design, innovation and quality'. In cases where the NRS has agreed to inclu...
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The Story of the Carolina Tartan
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The Story of the Carolina Tartan. The Story of the Carolina Tartan. Hyperlinks within the text below are external and will open up in a new browser window. The idea for a special tartan to honor the Scottish heritage of the Carolinas was the brain child of Dr. Micheil MacDonald and James T. Kerr. Dr. MacDonald, of Scotland, is an anthropologist, editor of Scots Kith and Kin. And author of The Clans of Scotland: the History and Landscape of Scottish Clans. And in this boy's dress. Both bands still wear th...
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Tartan weaver, Peter MacDonald | Artisans and the Craft Economy in Scotland
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Artisans and the Craft Economy in Scotland. Object of the Month. June Scotch Carpet, Sanquhar Carpet Company, Crawick, mid 19th century. March Wemyss Ware Cat, c. 1890. February Embroidered Sampler, c.1915. January Wrought Iron Fire Irons, c.1915. December – Dewar and Son damask, 1857. November Seaton Pottery Dairy Bowl, 1890. October Carron Company Cast Iron Hot Plate Panel, 1786. August Edinburgh Shawl, ca.1830. July Hat with Artificial Roses. Image of the Month. April Coopers ca.1889. George Young, St...
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Peter Lawrie Glen Discovery Ltd. About us
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Peter Lawrie BSc, BA, MPhil, MBCS, CITP, FSAScot. Peter grew up in Inverness, the Highland capital. He studied Science and Scottish History at the University of St Andrews. World famous as the home of golf, St Andrews is also home to Scotland's oldest University, founded in 1411. He then joined the Masters degree course run by the History department of the University of Dundee. For many years he has been a member of the Scottish Genealogy Society. MacGregor of Glengyle, nephew of Rob Roy MacGregor. H...
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Lizzie’s Scribbles | Lizzie Lamb | Writer of Contemporary Romance with a Humorous Twist
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Writer of Contemporary Romance with a Humorous Twist. Tall, Dark and Kilted. Scotch on the Rocks. Bloggy McBlogface #3 – Culloden. Posted by Lizzie Lamb. We erected the awning and put out our sunloungers. Sunloungers getting an airing at Banchory, Royal Deeside. On this stretch of our road trip we planned to visit Culloden, Loch Ness and Castle Urquhart. I’m a great fan of Outlander and DK Broster’s Jacobite Trilogy. Sadly, by then...
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Peter Lawrie Glen Discovery Ltd. About us
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Peter Lawrie BSc, BA, MPhil, MBCS, CITP, FSAScot. Peter grew up in Inverness, the Highland capital. He studied Science and Scottish History at the University of St Andrews. World famous as the home of golf, St Andrews is also home to Scotland's oldest University, founded in 1411. He then joined the Masters degree course run by the History department of the University of Dundee. For many years he has been a member of the Scottish Genealogy Society. MacGregor of Glengyle, nephew of Rob Roy MacGregor. H...
