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    Tartan ID!

    Bought this on eBay recently. The description has is as
    Weathered Glen Craigloch Tartan woven in Scotland by Peter MacArthur of Hamilton (Now sadly closed )


    I've been unable to find it as a registered tartan on the Tartan Ferret or Scotweb, so I assume it is just a fashion tartan.

    But.... with so many more knowledgeable people on this forum, though I would post it and see if anyone has more information.

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    Again, a Stewart tartan. It's a Royal Stewart variant.
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    An evasive varient if so. Just went to http://tartans.byair.net/ and they have 79 variants of Stewart/Stuart tartans and none of the 79 look like that.

    A puzzler for sure.

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    It reminds me of the Wren tartan, but i can't tell for sure.

    See if you can find a variance of the Wren. Check here for a good place to start

    http://tartanstore.net/tartan/Wren/6...Wr:id=Nxvnzmc9

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ayin McFye View Post
    It reminds me of the Wren tartan, but i can't tell for sure.

    See if you can find a variance of the Wren. Check here for a good place to start

    http://tartanstore.net/tartan/Wren/6...Wr:id=Nxvnzmc9
    The yellow stripe is missing... not the "Wren."
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