The Blackstock tartan was commissioned by Herbert Earl Blackstock, President of the Clan Blackstock Society in the USA. The Blackstocks were a ‘Scotch-Irish’ family who emigrated to the US from what is now Ulster. Threadcount Y/8 R4 K4 R44 K24 G28 Y/8 Blackstock tartan ————————————————– The Blackstock tartan is a special weave, and so not […]
Spalding Clan Tartans There are no official tartans registered for Spalding – these are the most appropriate ones: Edinburgh District Murray of Atholl Ancient Murray of Atholl Modern Murray of Atholl Weathered
Sinclair Tartans: Sinclair Ancient Sinclair Hunting Ancient Sinclair Hunting Modern Sinclair Modern
There is no registered Anstruther tartan. However, the clan is associated with the Fife District tartan. Fife District
Wood Tartans Wood Clan Tartan
MacBain Tartans: MacBean Modern MacBeth Ancient MacBeth Modern
Marjoribanks Tartans Marjoribanks Tartan The following tartans are appropriate for this name Johnstone Ancient Johnstone Modern
Gray Tartans Grey Hunting
The Crosby/Crosbie tartan was registered in 1999, and is a personal tartan created for for Mr C. J. Crosby, Driffield, Yorkshire. The tartan is based on the Bruce tartan. The Crosby tartan is not widely available commercially. As Crosbie is a sept of Clan Bruce, people associated with the Crosbie name can wear the Bruce […]
MacAlpine Tartans MacAlpine Ancient MacAlpine Modern
