GALWAY MacLeod of Harris The first published version of

The first published version of the tartan appeared in the Vestiarium Scoticum

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Both regiments almost certainly wore this tartan but it was documented simply as 'Grant' in the Wilson's 1819 Key Pattern Book

fought Robert the Bruce for the Scottish throne

both battalions were drafted into the 16th and 25th Infantry and then four of the companies given to the 25th were split off to form the 26th Infantry and most likely served overseas during the Great War under these designations

GALWAY MacLeod of Harris The first published version ofIrish tartans are maybe a little less well known than their Scots cousins, but they are no less striking and beautiful. Rather than clan or family determining which tartan is worn, in Ireland the ancestral county or district is the determining factor. 100% Pure New Wool 13 14oz weight (Mediumweight)