An Unnamed C18th Specimen from Bridge of Cally Introduction In Nov 2004 I was loaned an old piece of ‘Hard Tartan’ for comment. The owner knew little is known of its origins, he owned the specimen for a long time hav

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Date: 2013-03-20 03:26:01 Clothing Scottish dress Tartans Visual arts Belted plaid Culture Natural dye Indigo Scottish Tartans Authority Dyeing		An Unnamed C18th Specimen from Bridge of Cally Introduction In Nov 2004 I was loaned an old piece of ‘Hard Tartan’ for comment. The owner knew little is known of its origins, he owned the specimen for a long time hav Add to Reading List Source URL: www.scottishtartans.co.uk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 643,17 KB Share Document on Facebook

	An Unnamed C18th Specimen from Bridge of Cally Introduction In Nov 2004 I was loaned an old piece of ‘Hard Tartan’ for comment. The owner knew little is known of its origins, he owned the specimen for a long time hav DocID: 1ratW - View Document
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	Queries and Replies 105 be found in an article in the Catholic Magazine for of which gives as his authorities the Doual DocID: 1qZWC - View Document
	A Regency Era Kilt made from an 18th Century Plaid In early 2016 the writer was contacted by a descendent of a John McNicol from Argyll to identify the tartan of the kilt he took with him when he emigrated to Canada in 1 DocID: 1qYgl - View Document
	An Unnamed C18th Plaid from Nethybridge Introduction Amongst the records of the Scottish Tartans Society (STS) in the 1970s were details of a tartan entitled Curtains Found at Nethybridge. Unfortunately little more than DocID: 1qSA2 - View Document