Old and rare Scottish tartans
Because there are so many Footnotes, these have been moved to the end of the Introduction and renumbered in sequence from #1.
Extra page numbers have been added to the ‘TARTANS’ section so they can be linked to the ‘TARTANS: with descriptive notices’ section, numbered page 1a to page 45a.
Variant spelling of Scots words have been left as printed.
OLD AND RARE SCOTTISH TARTANS
Impression limited to Three Hundred copies: 250 on Dutch hand-made paper, demy 4to of which this is number 162 and 50 on Whatman’s hand-made paper, royal 4to
WITH HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION AND DESCRIPTIVE NOTICES
DONALD WILLIAM STEWART
F.S.A. SCOT.
EDINBURGH: GEORGE P. JOHNSTON
MDCCCXCIII
EDINBURGH: GEORGE WATERSTON AND SONS, PRINTERS.
Donald William Stewart
Transcriber’s Notes
PREFACE.
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
FOOTNOTES:
TARTANS:
THE LORD OF THE ISLES.
THE LORD OF THE ISLES: HUNTING.
BRODIE.
CAMPBELL OF BREADALBANE.
DAVIDSON.
DRUMMOND OF PERTH.
DRUMMOND OF STRATHALLAN.
FRASER.
FRASER OF LOVAT.
GRANT.
HUNTLY.
KEITH AND AUSTIN.
KENNEDY.
LOGAN.
MAC CALLUM.
MACDONALD.
MACDONALD OF KEPPOCH.
MACKINTOSH.
MAC INTYRE AND GLENORCHY.
MAC LACHLAN.
MAC LAINE OF LOCHBUIE.
MACKEANE (MAC IAN).
MAC LEAN: HUNTING.
MAC LEOD.
MAC NEILL.
MACPHERSON.
MAC RAE: HUNTING.
MENZIES: HUNTING.
MONTGOMERIE.
OGILVY.
OGILVY: HUNTING.
ROBERTSON.
STEWART.
STEWART OF APPIN.
STEWART OF ATHOLL.
STEWART OF GALLOWAY.
STUART OF BUTE.
WALLACE.
FROM A PORTRAIT OF THE COUNTESS OF LENNOX.
FROM THE CLOAK OF PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD AT FINGASK.
FROM A PLAID WORN BY PRINCE CHARLES EDWARD AT HOLYROOD.
“THE PRINCE’S OWN.”
FROM A COAT WORN AT CULLODEN.
FROM A PLAID FOUND AT CULLODEN.
BALMORAL.
Transcriber’s Notes
