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Ingles Buchan Lightweight Wool List Tel 704 535 8955 Fax 704 973 9735 2432 N Sharon Amity Road, Suite 200-A email [email protected] Charlotte NC 28205 Lightweight Wool Tartans 54 " wide plain weave 7/8oz Ancient Modern Wthd Ancient Modern Wthd Abercrombie 301 Cochrane 30 Allison 302 Cockburn 31 329 Anderson 1 303 Colquhoun 32 330 Angus 2 Cooper 33 Armstrong 3 304 Craig 34 Austin 4 305 Cranston 331 Baird 5 306 Crawford 35 332 Barclay Dress 307 Culloden 36 Barclay Hunting 6 Cumming 333 Black Watch 7 308 601 Cumming Hunting 37 334 606 Black Watch Dress 309 Cunningham 335 Blair 310 Dalziel 336 Boyd 311 Davidson 38 337 Borthwick 8 Davidson Tulloch 39 Borthwick Dress 9 Douglas 40 338 Brodie 312 Douglas Grey 41 339 Brodie Hunting 10 313 Drummond 340 Brown 313a Drummond Perth 341 Bruce 11 314 Drummond Strathallan 42 Buchan 11a 314a Dunbar 342 Buchanan 12 315 Duncan 43 343 Buchanan Htg 316 Dundas 344 Buchanan Old Sett 13 602 Earl St.Andrews 344a Burnett 14 Elliot 44 345 Burns Check 316a Erskine 346 Caledonia 15 Erskine Black White 346a Cameron 16 317 Farquharson 45 347 607 Cameron Erracht 17 318 603 Ferguson 46 348 608 Cameron Hunting 604Fletcher 47 349 Cameron Lochiel 18 319 Fletcher Dunans 350 Campbell 19 320 Forbes 48 351 Campbell Argyll 20 321 605 Forsyth 49 352 Campbell Breadalbane 21 322 Fraser Dress 50 353 609 Campbell Cawdor 22 323 Fraser Hunting 51 354 Campbell Dress 23 324 Fraser Lovat 355 Campbell Loudon 325 Galbraith 52 356 Campbell Weathered 605aGalloway 357 Carmichael 24 Galloway Htg 358 Carnegie 25 Gillies 53 Chisholm 26 326 Gordon 54 359 610 Chisholm Hunting 27 327 Gordon Dress 55 360 Christie 328 Gordon Old 56 Clark 28 Gordon Red 57 Clergy 29 Gow 361 Clergy Green 29a Graham Menteith 58 362 611 Page 1 of 4 Tel 704 535 8955 Fax 704 973 9735 2432 N Sharon Amity Road, Suite 200-A email [email protected] Charlotte NC 28205 Lightweight Wool Tartans 54 " wide plain weave 7/8oz Ancient Modern Wthd Ancient Modern Wthd Graham Montrose 59 363 MacDonald Lord Isles Htg 91 Grant 60 364 612 MacDonald Lord Isles Red 92 404 Gunn 61 365 613 MacDonald Kingsburgh 405 Hamilton 62 366 MacDonald Sleat 406 Hamilton Hunting 63 367 MacDonald Staffa 407 Hay 64 368 MacDonell Keppoch 93 408 Henderson 65 369 MacDougall 94 409 Home 66 370 MacDuff 95 410 Hunter 67 371 MacDuff Dress 96 411 Inglis 68 MacDuff Hunting 97 412 Innes 69 372 MacEwan 98 413 Irvine 70 MacFarlane 99 414 Jacobite 373 MacFarlane Black White 100 415 Johnston 71 374 Macfarlane Hunting 101 416 Keith 72 375 MacGill 417 Kennedy 73 376 614MacGillivray 418 Kerr 74 377 MacGillivray Hunting 102 Kilgour 378 MacGregor 103 419 Lamont 75 379 MacGregor Hunting 104 Lauder 76 MacHardy 105 Lennox 380 MacIan 420 Leslie 381 MacInnes 106 421 Leslie Hunting 77 382 Macintosh 107 422 Lindsay 78 383 615 Macintosh Hunting 108 423 618 Livingstone 384 MacIntyre 109 424 Lochaber 616 MacIntyre Glenorchy 425 Logan & MacLennan 79 385 MacIntyre Hunting 110 426 619 Lumsden 386 MacIver 427 MacAlister 387 MacKay 111 428 620 MacAlpine 80 388 MacKay Blue 112 MacArthur 81 389 MacKellar 429 MacAuley 82 390 MacKenzie 113 430 621 MacAuley Hunting 83 MacKenzie Dress 114 431 MacBean 391 MacKillop 432 MacBeth 84 392 MacKinlay 115 MacCallum 85 393 MacKinnon 116 433 MacColl 394 MacKinnon Hunting 117 434 MacDiarmid 395 MacLachlan 118 435 622 MacDonald Clan 86 396 617 MacLachlan Htg 436 MacDonald Ardnamuchan 397 MacLaine Lochbuie 119 437 MacDonald Boisdale 398 MacLaren 120 438 623 MacDonald Clanranald 87 399 MacLay 438a MacDonald Dress 88 400 MacLean Duart 121 439 MacDonald Glencoe 401 MacLean Hunting 122 440 MacDonell Glengarry 89 402 MacLellan 122a MacDonald of Isles Green 90 403 MacLeod Lewis 123 441 Page 2 of 4 Tel 704 535 8955 Fax 704 973 9735 2432 N Sharon Amity Road, Suite 200-A email [email protected] Charlotte NC 28205 Lightweight Wool Tartans 54 " wide plain weave 7/8oz Ancient Modern Wthd Ancient Modern Wthd MacLeod Harris 124 442 624 Ogilvie Airlie 156 MacMillan Dress 125 Ogilvie Hunting 157 477 MacMillan Hunting 126 443 Oliphant 158 MacMillan Old 127 444 625 Princess Margaret Rose 478 MacNab 128 445 Prince of Wales 478a MacNaughton 129 446 Ramsay 479 MacNeil Barra 130 447 Ramsay Blue 159 MacNeil Colonsay 131 448 Rattray 480 MacPhail 449 Rob Roy MacGregor 160 481 MacPhail Hunting 132 Robertson 161 482 630 MacPherson 133 450 626 Robertson Hunting 162 483 MacPherson Dress 134 451 Rose 484 MacPherson Hunting 135 452 Rose Hunting 163 485 MacPhie 453 Ross 164 486 MacQuarrie 454 Ross Hunting 165 487 MacQueen 455 Rothesay Duke of 488 MacRae 136 456 Rothesay Duke of Htg 489 MacRae Dress 457a Royal Canadian Air Force 490 MacRae Hunting 137 458 627 Russell 166 491 MacSporran 137a Ruthven 492 MacTaggart 138 Scott 167 493 MacTavish 459 Scott Black White 168 494 MacThomas 139 Scott Brown 169 495 Malcolm 141 460 Scott Green 170 496 631 Marshall 142 461 Sir Walter Scott 496a Matheson 143 462 Seton 497 Matheson Hunting 144 463 Seton Htg 498 Maxwell 464 Shaw 171 499 Melville 145 Shaw Red 499a Menzies Black White 146 465 Shaw Green 499b Menzies Green 147 466 Shepherd 172 Middleton 467 Sinclair 173 500 Mitchell 147a 467a Sinclair Hunting 174 501 Moffat 468a Skene 502 Montgomerie 148 468 Smith 175 503 Morgan 469 Sommerville 175a Morrison 149 470 Stewart Appin 176 504 Morrison Red 149a 470a Stewart Appin Hunting 177 505 Mowat 150 Stewart Atholl 506 Munro 151 471 Stewart Black 507 Murray Atholl 152 472 628 Stuart Bute 508 Murray Tullibardine 473 Stewart Dress 178 509 Napier 153 474 Stewart Hunting 179 510 632 Nicolson 154 475 Stewart Muted Blue 632a Nicolson Hunting 155 629 Stewart Old 180 511 633 Nisbet 476 Stewart Charles Edward 512 Page 3 of 4 Tel 704 535 8955 Fax 704 973 9735 2432 N Sharon Amity Road, Suite 200-A email [email protected] Charlotte NC 28205 Lightweight Wool Tartans 54 " wide plain weave 7/8oz Ancient Modern Wthd Ancient Modern Wthd Stewart Royal 181 513 Urquhart Broad Red 184 Sutherland Old 182 514 634 Wallace 185 518 636 Taylor 635 Wallace Hunting 186 Thomson 515 Watson 187 Thomson Htg 516 Weir 188 Thomson Camel 520 Wemyss 519 Urquhart 183 517 Wilson 189 District Tartans Canadian Tartans Dalriada DAL British Columbia BC Dundee DUN Cape Breton BRE Dundee Discovery DND Maple Leaf MAP Edinburgh EDI New Brunswick NB Flower Scotland FOS Newfoundland NF Glasgow GLA Nova Scotia NS Grampian GRAM Prince Edward Island PEI Holyrood HOL Inverness INV Irish Tartans Largs LAR Saint Patrick PAT Musselburgh MUS Tara TAR Paisley PAI Renfrewshire REN USA Tartans Roxburgh ROX California (Muir) CAL Scottish National SNAT <-- NEW US Marine Leatherneck USM Stirling Bannockburn STI Bermuda BER TARTAN ARMY TTA Solid Colours Australian Tartans Tartan Green WTG New South Wales NSW Green Ancient WGA Victoria VIC Tartan Blue WTB Tasmania TAS Blue Ancient WBA Bundanoon BUN Blue Muted WMB Queensland Dress QUD Navy WNA Queensland Htg QUH Tartan Scarlet WTS Wagga Wagga WAG Red Ancient WRA 20060222 Black WBL Burgandy WBU Page 4 of 4.
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