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Description
the Army clothier prior to 1822
The painting depicts the subject in a coat and plaid in the Black Watch tartan
Based on the design of a tartan Jacket said to have been worn by Prince Charles Edward Stuart at Culloden - earliest date 1746 - now preserved in the Scottish United Services Museum in Edinburgh Castle
Designed by Alistair Buchan to celebrate Tartan Day
Marshall and Falconer
SCOTT (RED) DISTRICT the Army clothier prior toThis is the most popular Scott tartan in modern times. Earliest reference possibly 1829 in a letter from Sir Thomas Dick Lauder to Sir Walter Scott in which he tells Scott that he had seen this tartan in a manuscript prepared for the brothers John Sobieski and Charles Edward Stuart. Scott rejected the idea very firmly. Jamie Scarlett pointed out (April 2006) that it was interesting that the tartan for Rob Roy MacGregor's greatest publicist Scott
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