SHAW GREEN (ANCIENT) Choose:By the metre Also known as National McLennium

Also known as National McLennium

KILDA TWEED

Their stronghold was Lochwood Tower

Falconer and Marshall

was in use before 1745 but when tartan was proscribed the sett seemed to have been lost until a piece was discovered in Kintyre and placed in the Museum of Antiquities (now incorporated into the National Museum of Scotland in Chambers St

SHAW GREEN (ANCIENT) Choose:By the metre Also known as National McLenniumThis sett was published by McIan (c. 1845) in a drawing of Farquhar Shaw of the Black Watch, who was executed for mutiny in 1743. Co author, James Logan, describes the figure as wearing the 'regimental' tartan with a red line to distinguish the philabeg from the belted plaid. The Shaw tartan, it appears, had been derived from errors in the graphic illustration of the Black Watch.