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Similar to the asymmetric pattern found in the 1880 publication
When this was later brought to the attention of Lord Lyon by Stuart Davidson in 1967
the gold which appears in early autumn
The regiment was created under the Childers Reforms in 1881
Details from RC Nesbitt's 'Nisbet of that Ilk'
HUNTER [OLD] (MODERN) Choose:By the metre Similar to the asymmetric patternAccording to the Scottish Tartans Society, this tartan is believed to be worn by the Hunters of Peebleshire, and has sometimes been referred to as 'Old' Hunter. This tartan is similar and often confused with the one that is shared between Hunter, Mitchell, Russell and Galbraith. However, it differs by having two black stripes across the green, as opposed to just a single black stripe. Accordingly, this tartan is regarded as being solely for Clan
