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James Scarlett MBE explains that it was a waistcoat given to Prince Charles Edward Stuart by MacDonald of Kingsbrugh
It is not generally regarded as a clan tartan
home of the Leith-Hays
published in the same work
he grand expanse of Rannoch moor in Scotland inspires this tweed
DRUMMOND OF PERTH (MODERN) - Tartans beginning with 'G' James Scarlett MBE explains thatAlso known as the 'Perthshire or Drummond', 'Perthshire Rock & Wheel' or the 'Drummond of Perth'. This sett is said to be a variation of a pattern called 'Stewart of Fingask', after a plaid allegedly left by Prince Charles Edward Stuart at Fingask in Perthshire in 1746 (William Wilsons of Bannockburn' 1819 Key Pattern Book no. 78, ed. Peter MacDonald 1996). Also recorded in James Logan 'The Scottish Gael' 1831.
