Tartan to Wear

[XenaTuba]

I am reading this with interest as well; I have a very muddled mixed ancestry of Irish/Scots/Welsh not of any nobility whatsoever in it, and I cannot trace the Irish or Welsh to any particular region. I have always liked Black Watch, and in doing some research have determined that someone who was an overnight patrolman for the county for most of a 26 year patrol career might find that a good match.

[OC Richard]

I'm seeing a couple Currie tartans. I like the one with more colours





That all-green Currie reminds me of this 18th century MacDonald tartan



Here's a site about the Carolina tartan.

http://www.carolinatartan.com/colors.htm

The site has this photo of Peter MacDonald's handwoven original



and here's an XMarks thread of people wearing their Carolina kilts

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/f...lt-pics-56022/

[Domehead]

The Currie "Lord of the Isles" is directly attributed to Clan Mac-Dhomnuill-nan Eilean approval - done so in the early to mid 20th Century.
Ryan

[figheadair]

The Currie "Lord of the Isles" is directly attributed to Clan Mac-Dhomnuill-nan Eilean approval - done so in the early to mid 20th Century.
Ryan

It was originally designed by/for William Currie of Balinlone as a personal/family tartan. He was given permission to variance the Lord of the Isles green sett by Lord Macdonald.

[Domehead]

Thanks Mr. MacDonald,
I thought it was something like that. I've read that recount before.

Ryan M. Liddell