Try this one https://www.lochcarron.co.uk/tartan-finder/amnesty_international

If you don't mind me asking Peter. What tartan are you wearing in this photo? It looks splendid as does your entire kit. Exquisite!

Great shots. Looks like a wonderful time was had by all. Thanks for posting.

My guess is it's a Robertson.(Hunting)

Absolutely wonderful Peter. Quite elegant.

That's what I thought at first too, but on closer inspection the yellow and red lines are in opposite positions and the two black bars on the olive field are much thicker than the Special Dress...

Does anyone know the name and origin of this particular tartan?

It is not the MacLeod special dance tartan or MacLeod of California.

Any thoughts?
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Try this for reference.

https://www.britishempire.co.uk/forces/armyunits/britishinfantry/42ndblackwatchpiper1854.htm

The kilt does not look too much like a Royal Stewart, but that is what they...

Those are nice shots Glen. You look great.
I'd would love to hear more about that course you took and what you learned.
Congratulations on your Graduation!

Well done Nathan.

A very wonderful expression of Highland finery ...and it looks great on you.

Hello Jock , Sorry for the slow response, (Been away) In considering the replies here, I and looking at the photo I tend to agree. Perhaps I was too enamoured with the absolutely marvelous detail of...

This is a modern approach to daywear with a more contemporary cut jacket and waistcoat.
I am quite happy with this styling.
I'm sure the jacket may look a bit longish for some, but for a tall...

I've sent you a PM re this item. Please consider it sold.

You both look wonderful. Fantastic outfits. Stay well and safe!

Very sharp Glen. You do look like a "Fergus" here.

Bravo! This is why we all need art in our lives. Thank you for posting.

All very distinguished looking I might say. I love their looks

Thank you so much for this fantastic read. Very interesting piece.

Cheers.

I'm digging my way through The Book of Dunvegan - both 1 and 2 - Documents from the Muniment Room at Dunvegan Castle.

Definitely the most cost effective of the lot.

Cheers!

Thank you. I'm very happy you enjoyed my presentations. I might use some of the outfits for life drawing classes when things ease up. They were fun to put together.

Cheers.

Very nice job, well done!

Father Bill,
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I think the last tune before wearing of the green is "the Sash".

Thank you for those very kind words, Garth. I believe we all can learn from each other in this world.
Sharing our common experiences is the best way to do that
and keep the highland culture and...