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    Very nice! Congrats on the new kilt!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by cessna152towser View Post
    Another well built USA kilt; but did I miss the story behind this tartan? - can't say I've heard of MacKenzie Morgan before.
    Hopefully Colin will check in on this question, as he had this material before the fellow from whom I bought it. As near as I could find, this tartan was designed by Col. Wayne J. Morgan in October 2003. Found that info here. It's 14 oz. Australian Merino wool woven by Fraser and Kirkbright. I got 6 and a half yards 29 inches wide and sent it to Rocky. Being so newly designed and not finding any other references to it anywhere, I guess there's a chance it may be from the only batch woven. Just a theory, but it seems possible. Like I said, Colin may have more, hope he checks in.
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    A sharp look from a real find of the tartan. A family heirloom for sure.

    But you know Rocky is just practicing up for the tidal wave of Navy kilts that will soon crash upon his shop.....

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    Fantastic looking Kilt. Your daughter looks great too.
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    Beautiful kilt and a handsome tartan. Get hold of a leather kilt strap as soon as you can. The chain tends to damage the apron after a while.
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    Looks great! I am glad to see the tartan finally in kilt form.

    Quote Originally Posted by cessna152towser View Post
    Another well built USA kilt; but did I miss the story behind this tartan? - can't say I've heard of MacKenzie Morgan before.
    My story with the tartan is this. I bought six metres of the 14oz wool From Fraser and Kirkbright sometime ago. I was saving it to be made into a kilt as it was a nice tartan and it had some connection to both MacKenzie and MacKay. The tartan sat at my place for at least a year. After investigating different kiltmakers I decided that the MacKenzie Morgan would be a nice kilt, but what I really wanted was a Lochcarron Weathered MacKenize. So I sold off the wool to another member here to raise $$$ for the WM order. Plus the tartan wa stoo nice to sit in my closet until I used it.

    Here's the post putting the wool up for sale http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/6...x.html?t=23477

    The Scottish Tartan Authority had some information on the actual tartan.

    It's been a long road for Paul to finally get this kilt, so I am very happy to see it in kilt form.
    Last edited by Colin; 19th November 07 at 10:19 AM.

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    A fine looking kilt and what a fine looking little lassie you have there, you must be a proud pappa.

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