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19th March 11, 11:55 PM
#12
 Originally Posted by figheadair
We have no idea how setts were developed pre-1750 but it's reasonable to assume that some patterns existed at any given time and that there would have been (new) variations based on colours available and/or preference.
There is no evidence that there were any 'rules' until the early C19th.
As there were no rules there was every oportunity for variation.
Thank you for such a prompt and precise response! I have but one question left to ask- I understand that red is a higher-rank tartan color, but would it be appropriate for somebody who was middle-rank? By that I mean somebody who was upper-middle-rank, if such a thing existed.
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