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When you know your tartan
Traditional highland attire adopted for the battalion's dress uniform included the Clan Forbes pattern tartan and the glengarry headdress
Both regiments almost certainly wore this tartan but it was documented simply as 'Grant' in the Wilson's 1819 Key Pattern Book
Exceptionally soft and cuddly
original Scottish Tartans Authority reference) is that the red line on the blue band is missing its black guards and the green and blue are lighter than the conventional Murray tartan
Glenalmond College, Scotland Choose:By the metre When you know your tartanMurray of Atholl From 1936 this modified version of Murray of Atholl was used by Glenalmond College in Perthshire (a private sector school) as its school uniform and for its pipe band. The difference between this and the Murray of Atholl (#281, original Scottish Tartans Authority reference) is that the red line on the blue band is missing its black guards and the green and blue are lighter than the conventional Murray tartan. There are however some
