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    Pennsylvania Tartan

    Kilt-weight PA tartan can be found here:

    http://www.scotweb.co.uk/tartan?filt...a:set_loc_id=1

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    When will someone (who knows what they're doing, unlike myself!) design a New York State tartan?!
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    I rather like the Maryland tartan, but it joins a long list of custom order tartans that I am unlikely to get, including St. George, Arsenal Football Club and sadly, Callaghan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodsheal View Post
    When will someone (who knows what they're doing, unlike myself!) design a New York State tartan?!
    Blue and gold, I would guess. Maybe mix in a lighter blue for the bluebird (official bird) and some sort of red for the rose (official flower)?
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    Did anyone on the board have a kilt made in the PA tartan? Pics would be great. It is a good looking tartan, and I am from PA. Too bad they didn't make it official.

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    I believe it is official now. See below:

    THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA


    HOUSE BILL


    1331
    1331
    Session of

    No. 2009

    INTRODUCED BY READSHAW, FLECK, FREEMAN, KORTZ, MARKOSEK,


    MARSHALL, McILVAINE SMITH, MILNE, MOUL, MUSTIO, O'NEILL,


    PALLONE, PHILLIPS, PRESTON, REICHLEY, ROCK, SIPTROTH AND


    SWANGER, APRIL 22, 2009


    REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON STATE GOVERNMENT, APRIL 22, 2009


    AN ACT
    1 Designating the Pennsylvania tartan as the official State tartan
    2 of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
    3 WHEREAS, The Pennsylvania tartan was designed by William H.
    4 Johnston and honors the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment, "The Black
    5 Watch," whose success at the battle of Bushy Run in 1763 assured
    6 British rule in Western Pennsylvania; and
    7 WHEREAS, This tartan incorporates the colors of the
    8 Pennsylvania State flag.
    9 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
    10 hereby enacts as follows:
    11 Section 1. Official State tartan.
    12 The Pennsylvania tartan is hereby selected, designated and
    13 adopted as the official State tartan of the Commonwealth of
    14 Pennsylvania. The tartan shall have a pattern of repeating half
    15 -sett of threads, pivots full, as follows: blue-60, gold-4,
    16 blue-4, gold-4, blue-10, green-10, black-30, blue-10, green-40,
    17 red-4, black-6, red-4, green-40, blue-10, black-30, green-10,



    1 blue-40, gold-4, blue-4.
    2 Section 2. Effective date.
    3 This act shall take effect in 60 days.


    20090HB1331PN1591 - 2



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    This bill is still in committee as of today so it is not law until passed by both house and senate. I have to look these things up all the time at work...


    1331
    1331
    Session of

    No. 2009

    INTRODUCED BY READSHAW, FLECK, FREEMAN, KORTZ, MARKOSEK,


    MARSHALL, McILVAINE SMITH, MILNE, MOUL, MUSTIO, O'NEILL,


    PALLONE, PHILLIPS, PRESTON, REICHLEY, ROCK, SIPTROTH AND


    SWANGER, APRIL 22, 2009


    REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON STATE GOVERNMENT, APRIL 22, 2009


    AN ACT
    1 Designating the Pennsylvania tartan as the official State tartan
    2 of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
    3 WHEREAS, The Pennsylvania tartan was designed by William H.
    4 Johnston and honors the 42nd Royal Highland Regiment, "The Black
    5 Watch," whose success at the battle of Bushy Run in 1763 assured
    6 British rule in Western Pennsylvania; and
    7 WHEREAS, This tartan incorporates the colors of the
    8 Pennsylvania State flag.
    9 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
    10 hereby enacts as follows:
    11 Section 1. Official State tartan.
    12 The Pennsylvania tartan is hereby selected, designated and
    13 adopted as the official State tartan of the Commonwealth of
    14 Pennsylvania. The tartan shall have a pattern of repeating half
    15 -sett of threads, pivots full, as follows: blue-60, gold-4,
    16 blue-4, gold-4, blue-10, green-10, black-30, blue-10, green-40,
    17 red-4, black-6, red-4, green-40, blue-10, black-30, green-10,



    1 blue-40, gold-4, blue-4.
    2 Section 2. Effective date.
    3 This act shall take effect in 60 days.


    20090HB1331PN1591 - 2


    [/QUOTE]

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    as far as state tartans go, I'm quite partial to the New Hampshire tartan

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