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13th December 11, 11:08 AM
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Pendleton wool tartan???
I bought about ten yards (double width) of this medium/heavy weight wool at the Pendleton Mill in Oregon several years ago because I liked the weathered look. I know they weave some traditional tartans as well as just plain "plaids" and wondered if this was an identifiable tartan or not (the only tartans I can identify are Black Watch, Royal Stewart and Scottish National). Help?!!!
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Laird Sugach Fearann O'Searcaigh
Reverend Doctor Eccliastica Indefferentia, PhD, MPH, CHt, MPG, DEI
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13th December 11, 11:17 AM
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Re: Pendleton wool tartan???
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13th December 11, 11:31 AM
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Re: Pendleton wool tartan???
Looks like Hunting Fraser to me, although it's a small photo and hard to make out.
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13th December 11, 02:09 PM
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Re: Pendleton wool tartan???
 Originally Posted by davidlpope
Looks like Hunting Fraser to me, although it's a small photo and hard to make out.
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13th December 11, 02:16 PM
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Re: Pendleton wool tartan???
Thank you guys for identifying this for me. It is indeed "Fraser Hunting Weathered" -- because of your answers I was able to find a sample online that exactly matched what I have. I appreciate your knowledge and help.
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Laird Sugach Fearann O'Searcaigh
Reverend Doctor Eccliastica Indefferentia, PhD, MPH, CHt, MPG, DEI
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