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Edinburgh Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
The Edinburgh tartan was designed and registered by the late Hugh Macpherson of Edinburgh in 1970 to mark the Commonwealth Games being held there that year. In more recent times this pattern has provided inspiration for two quite separate patterns named "Dunedin" a€“ in Florida, USA, and New Zealand. "Dunedin" is an alternative (or lyrical) form of Edinburgh used by towns in these countries. Present day usage defines this as a "district" pattern suitable for use by persons having links with the place, or as a memento of their visit.
 
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Elliot Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
The Elliots were an important Border family with many branches. The Elliots of Stobs originated in the 16th century. In 1666 George Elliot of Stobs was made a Baronet of Nova Scotia. The youngest son of the 3rd Baronet was General George Elliot, who had a distinguished military career. He was Governor of Gibraltar in 1782 when Spain and France attacked and besieged that fortress. His magnificent defence of "the Rock" against tremendous odds was one of the finest military feats of the time. In 1787 he was created Lord Heathfield, Baron Gibraltar. George Elliot, who descended from the Stobs family, founded the Minto family and was a Lord of Session. His great grandson, Gilbert, was Governor General of India, 1807a€“12, and was created Earl of Minto.
 
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Elliot-Modern Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
The Elliots were an important Border family with many branches. The Elliots of Stobs originated in the 16th century. In 1666 George Elliot of Stobs was made a Baronet of Nova Scotia. The youngest son of the 3rd Baronet was General George Elliot, who had a distinguished military career. He was Governor of Gibraltar in 1782 when Spain and France attacked and besieged that fortress. His magnificent defence of "the Rock" against tremendous odds was one of the finest military feats of the time. In 1787 he was created Lord Heathfield, Baron Gibraltar. George Elliot, who descended from the Stobs family, founded the Minto family and was a Lord of Session. His great grandson, Gilbert, was Governor General of India, 1807a€“12, and was created Earl of Minto.
 
Erskine Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
This family descended from Henry de Erskine, who owned the barony of Erskine, in Renfrewshire, in the 13th century. During the War of Independence they supported King Robert the Bruce. In 1435 Sir Robert Erskine assumed the title of Earl of Mar and his son, who was deprived of the Earldom in 1457, was created Lord Erskine in 1467. Alexander, son of the 4th Lord, was ancestor of the Earls of Kellie. The Earldom of Mar was restored in 1565, and the 6th Earl is notable for the part he played in the Jacobite Rising of 1715. There are several important branches of this family.
 
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Erskine(BlackWhite)-Modern Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
 
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Erskine-Modern Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
 
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Farquharson Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
This Aberdeenshire clan is descended from Farquhar, son of Shaw of Rothiemurchus, and was a member of the great Clan Chattan Confederation of Clans. The Farquharsons had a long record of service to their country and participated in many historic battles, including Pinkie in 1547, when Finlay Mor of Invercauld was killed. During the two Jacobite Risings they supported, and fought for, the House of Stewart, and during the Rising of 1745, 300 of the clan served in Prince Charlieas army. Ann Farquharson, wife of the Mackintosh of Mackintosh, was an ardent Jacobite and in 1746 helped to save Prince Charlieas life by her strategy in planning the "Rout of Moy".
Badges a€“ Cranberry, Scots Fir.
 
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Farquharson-Ancient Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
This Aberdeenshire clan is descended from Farquhar, son of Shaw of Rothiemurchus, and was a member of the great Clan Chattan Confederation of Clans. The Farquharsons had a long record of service to their country and participated in many historic battles, including Pinkie in 1547, when Finlay Mor of Invercauld was killed. During the two Jacobite Risings they supported, and fought for, the House of Stewart, and during the Rising of 1745, 300 of the clan served in Prince Charlieas army. Ann Farquharson, wife of the Mackintosh of Mackintosh, was an ardent Jacobite and in 1746 helped to save Prince Charlieas life by her strategy in planning the "Rout of Moy".
Badges a€“ Cranberry, Scots Fir.
 
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Farquharson-Modern Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
This Aberdeenshire clan is descended from Farquhar, son of Shaw of Rothiemurchus, and was a member of the great Clan Chattan Confederation of Clans. The Farquharsons had a long record of service to their country and participated in many historic battles, including Pinkie in 1547, when Finlay Mor of Invercauld was killed. During the two Jacobite Risings they supported, and fought for, the House of Stewart, and during the Rising of 1745, 300 of the clan served in Prince Charlieas army. Ann Farquharson, wife of the Mackintosh of Mackintosh, was an ardent Jacobite and in 1746 helped to save Prince Charlieas life by her strategy in planning the "Rout of Moy".
Badges a€“ Cranberry, Scots Fir.
 
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Farquharson-Weathered Tartan Swatch Price: $7.00
This Aberdeenshire clan is descended from Farquhar, son of Shaw of Rothiemurchus, and was a member of the great Clan Chattan Confederation of Clans. The Farquharsons had a long record of service to their country and participated in many historic battles, including Pinkie in 1547, when Finlay Mor of Invercauld was killed. During the two Jacobite Risings they supported, and fought for, the House of Stewart, and during the Rising of 1745, 300 of the clan served in Prince Charlieas army. Ann Farquharson, wife of the Mackintosh of Mackintosh, was an ardent Jacobite and in 1746 helped to save Prince Charlieas life by her strategy in planning the "Rout of Moy".
Badges a€“ Cranberry, Scots Fir.
 
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