It is Morrison Red Modern, widely available, you can see it here...

The name on the label is Somerville, I searched it and it looks like it is Somerville tartan although the pictures in the listing aren't great.

https://clan.com/family/somerville

I don't know about Bells of Dunoon, but I do know that DC Dalgliesh have Polaris 16oz in stock as well as clan.com (Scotweb)

For a few years my office was on Princes Street in Edinburgh and had to listen to their noise for much of the day, every day, for a month every Edinburgh festival. They seemed to rotate with some pan...

Seems you're drawing a blank here, however 5 seconds of research (google search) revealed this site https://www.westcoastkilts.com/products-and-services/jackets-bespoke-and-otherwise/

Looks like...

You might find the article at this link interesting:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/16c8YxRjXSKPfewLTO1vQqXqbv0c2Kud8/view?fbclid=IwAR1ZvXLBaWSK-AgkGjVFBJXuB3X1_oUigR0EwstWVDLgb_bp8J07rRE2EfI

I have an Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders (Other Ranks and Pipers) Kilt - no longer for sale

Thank you for trying, this one will have to remain a mystery then!

thanks - It's a bad picture I had to reduce the quality alot - it is a twill weave, will try an post a close up

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OC Richard, interesting thank you - would it not be the case that if mine didn't have the red lines, then the sett would match e.g. MacQueen, but the red lines make it different? Thanks again

Thanks gun eagal, dance tartans almost always have a strong white component, there's no white in this tartan. It's also a very high quality weave and a highly reputable kiltmaker so it's unlikely to...

It is MacDonald, yes

Hi, hoping some of you knowledgeable folk can help ID this tartan please. I have tried all the usual sources but I have to admit defeat.

This is in good quality 13oz wool, with a really good...

No longer for sale here, thanks

If the OP knows where the soldier lived it would help, recruitment into Scottish infantry regiments was (mostly) based on where a recruit was from. For example it'd be unusual then to find a Gordon...

Not Sold - this is still for sale

Hmm, sorry, I posted this with 3 images attached - why is it so hard here to post images? try this

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Hi all, I have 2 metres of double width 16oz Nova Scotia (modern) by Lochcarron which I won't get round to using. Lovely fabric with an excellent selvedge as you'd expect. Colours look a little muted...

Thanks for posting, really good. This reminded me of an old family story - on my Mother's side, my ancestors were Camerons and MacKays in Glenlivet, and my ancestor lived at Gallowhill, literally a...

I merely posted some photos of the Camus Cross as it's in the area the original poster is interested in. I live in Angus (about 12 miles or so from Aberlemno) so haven't missed out on anything. My...

Not sure if this was referring to myself or the OP?

You're very welcome - I hope to go back to the cross again very soon - it's a really peaceful place. Nothing to let anyone know it's there and I expect the majority of locals don't know it's there -...

Sorry, this took ALOT longer than expected - here are a few images I took on a recent walk in Camuston Wood near Monikie, some of these show views across to Monikie village and to the church which is...

In my (limited) knowledge, Gordon Highlander bandsmen (not pipers) wore white and red hackles, so this looks like a bandsman's bonnet - must be hell of a hard to find this stuff though, so to find a...

The badge is a 92nd (Gordon Highlanders) Pipers crossbelt badge (Victorian). The rest of it looks like bits and pieces from different points in time but all look genuine enough to me. So strictly...