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    Quote Originally Posted by mkfarkus View Post
    I was thinking of that one for a GK myself, but opted fopr the Douglas.

    turpin
    I STILL prefer the BP (belted plaid), as THAT is PRECISELY what it is and what it was called "back in the day."
    Plaid: lit. "blanket" it is a 12-20 foot by 5 foot blanket.
    Belted: what hold it on.
    So, "belted plaid"

    (General statement, not aimed at Turpin in particular)

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    Looks good to me

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    Thanks folks again for your assistance. I require help in remembering, didn't one of the first historical references to tartan mention the tartan was of this colour?

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    I have to agree, it's a very muted tartan. I'd say go for it!

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