Tartan Collection (page 5)

Hop Scotch Maggie - Frae Bonnie Scotland. Comic postcard - satire on the penchant for women to wear large and enveloping hats during this period

Ghurka Band, Fowey, Cornwall. August 1992
A display by the Pipes and Drums of the Ghurka Rifles entertained Fowey Regatta Week crowds in the grounds of Fowey Hall. Later in the day they marched to Place House in the town

Chas. Edward (The Pretender) And Flora Macdonald, (mid 19th century). Creator: J Rogers
Chas. Edward (The Pretender) And Flora Macdonald, (mid 19th century). Flora MacDonald (1722-1790) helped the Jacobite pretender Charles Edward Stuart ( Bonnie Prince Charlie)

Prince Charlies Farewell to Flora MacDonald, 1746 (1905). Flora MacDonald helped the Jacobite pretender Charles Edward Stuart to escape after his defeat by the English at the Battle of Culloden

tartan mini kilted model vivienne westwood at secc

Prince Charles with sons at Balmoral, August 1997 Prince William and Prince Harry posed on the banks of the River Dee with their father after an official photocall was allowed as they played with

Scotland, Edinburgh, The Royal Mile, Hand Holding Bagpipes

Scotland, Edinburgh, The Royal Mile, Kilt and Sporran

Scotland, Edinburgh, The Royal Mile, Military Parade, Detail of Military Bandsman Costume

Bagpipes, Edinburgh, Scotland

UK, Scotland, Edinburgh, Kilt and Sporran

UK, Scotland, Edinburgh, Kilts

UK, Scotland, Edinburgh, Souvenir Shop

Victorian scrap, Campbell clan of Scotland Date: late 19th century

Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, Lord of Rothesay and Lord of the Isles (later King Edward VII). Date: circa 1850s

Princess Pauline von Metternich, Austrian socialite
Princess Pauline von Metternich (nee Countess Pauline Sandor de Szlavnicza, 1836-1921), Austrian socialite. She married her uncle, Prince Richard von Metternich, Austrian ambassador to France

Scott Adie Advertisement
An illustrated advertisement for Scott Adie Ltd, The Royal Scotch Warehouse, the image shows a lady wearing a fashionable tartan skirt. Date: circa 1916

King George V in Highland ceremonial military attire
King George V (1865-1936) in Highland ceremonial military attire. Date: circa 1910s

White Star Line - First Class tartan deck blanket with woven White Star Line to one corner. 63 x 65 inches. Date: 20th century

QE2 - presentation whisky flagon with six glasses
Queen Elizabeth II (QE2): Presentation whisky flagon, Highland Malt Scotch Whisky, in presentation box, with six whisky glasses. Date: 20th century

Advertorial showing women's fashions and cosmetics. Elizabeth Arden cosmetics, and service kit, Marshall and Snelgrove tweeds and tartan, and Lilywhites pyjama suit

Caricature illustration, Pastimes in Purgatory: Golf, by Dudley Tennant. Showing bewildered golfer in tartan, with bent golf club, and pirate flag in hole above

A Scottish Highlander Piper plays Auld Lang Syne whilst strolling through the thistles and the heather... Date: circa 1942

Mrs G Warrand and Alick Warrand, Scottish couple Date: 1861

Highland Scots Piper by Arthur Jule Goodman Date: 1893

Poster, Scotland, Loch Coruisk, Skye, for travellers from France, via LNWR and Paris Orleans Railway. Date: circa 1895

Poster, Scotland, Touring in the Western Isles by Royal Route Steamers, Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness, Caledonian Canal. Date: circa 1928

Poster, Scotland, The Western Highlands and Islands, showing a visit to Fingal's Cave from RMS Columba, The Royal Route. Date: circa 1928

Highland officer Georgeson, by Muirhead Bone, WW1
Lieutenant D H Georgeson, Seaforth Highlanders, Intelligence Officer 44th Brigade Headquarters, by Muirhead Bone, First World War. 1917

George, Prince of Wales (later King George V), as Colonel of the Cameron Highlanders in costume, at Dublin Castle. Appointed colonel-in-chief of the Camerons in November 1902. Date: 1905

Bilston Glen Pipe Band March Banner National
bilston, glen, pipe, band, march, banner, national, union, mineworkers, day, edinburgh, 1973, scottish, miners, gala, bagpipes, pipes, drum, tartan, history, historical, 10508863

Representing the tailors of the regiment making kilts for the Gordon Highlanders in the barrack-yard at Aberdeen. Date: circa 1902

Girl: red jacket with rounded borders, short tartan skirt, spats & staw hat. Woman: grey checked long kilt style skirt with vertical front pockets, short jacket & a tiny hat & veil Date: 1915

A girl on a scooter, wearing a tartan skirt, talks to a smart woman with a toy dog under her arm Date: 1915

The Douglas Tartan. Date: circa 1902

The Macgregor Tartan (Mainly red) Date: circa 1902

At the Tailors, 1852 (coloured engraving)
CHT244613 At the Tailors, 1852 (coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Bibliotheque des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, France; © Archives Charmet

Miss Lavinia Warren, between 1855 and 1865. Creator: Unknown
Miss Lavinia Warren, between 1855 and 1865. [American circus performer, wife of General Tom Thumb]

Laura Le Claire, Lottie Forbes, between 1855 and 1865. Creator: Unknown
Laura Le Claire, Lottie Forbes, between 1855 and 1865

Misses Walker & Eldridge, between 1855 and 1865. Creator: Unknown
Misses Walker & Eldridge, between 1855 and 1865

Capture of the Rebel, Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat (1667?-1747) (w / c on paper)
XCF137083 Capture of the Rebel, Simon Fraser, Lord Lovat (1667?-1747) (w/c on paper) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat (1667-1747)

Gold thread embroidered fabric (textile)
LIT389591 Gold thread embroidered fabric (textile) by Malaysian School; Photo © Luca Tettoni; Malaysian, out of copyright

Have no fear, little one! 1922 (pochoir print)
STC226940 Have no fear, little one! 1922 (pochoir print) by Barbier, Georges (1882-1932); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection

Rob Roy, 19th century (etching)
6200083 Rob Roy, 19th century (etching) by Richeton, Leon (1854-1934); 33x24.1 cm; The McManus, Dundee, UK; (add.info.: Scottish outlaw who became a folk hero, Robert Roy MacGregor (1671-1734)

The King and Queen at the Braemar Gathering, Their Majesties witnessing the Highland Dancing (litho)
1601447 The King and Queen at the Braemar Gathering, Their Majesties witnessing the Highland Dancing (litho) by Stewart, Allan (1865-1951); Private Collection; (add.info)

The King and Queen in Scotland, the Arrival of Their Majesties at the Braemar Gathering, 11 September (litho)
1601018 The King and Queen in Scotland, the Arrival of Their Majesties at the Braemar Gathering, 11 September (litho) by Begg

A Difficult Passage - man practising the cello in front of the fire (colour litho)
5986736 A Difficult Passage - man practising the cello in front of the fire (colour litho) by Grace, Alfred Lyndon (1867-1949); Private Collection; (add.info)

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"Tartan: A Timeless Symbol of Scottish Heritage and Tradition" Tartan, a fabric that weaves together the rich tapestry of Scottish history, holds a special place in the hearts of Scots and enthusiasts worldwide. From its origins dating back centuries to its modern-day representation, tartan continues to captivate with its vibrant patterns and deep cultural significance. One can't help but imagine the gallant soldiers of the Kings Own Scottish Borderers proudly donning their distinctive tartans as they march into battle. The sight of a Scottish piper wearing McInnes Tartan evokes images of ancient clans gathering on misty moors, filling the air with haunting melodies that stir the soul. In Glencoe's breathtaking landscape, amidst towering mountains and cascading waterfalls, a bagpiper stands tall - an emblematic figure synonymous with Scotland's musical heritage. Dewars advertisement transports us to a bygone era when whisky flowed freely among friends clad in traditional attire; Welsh girls adorned in their charming costumes celebrate their own unique Celtic roots. The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders epitomize bravery and honor while sporting their distinguished tartans. Archery competitions at Highland Games showcase not only skill but also pride in one's clan like Clan Murray. Dancers gracefully twirl across stages at these games, showcasing intricate footwork passed down through generations. During World War I, posters depicting various Types of British Army personnel highlight how even amid conflict, tartan remained an enduring symbol representing unity amongst diverse backgrounds. King George V himself embraced this tradition by dressing resplendently in Scottish garb during official engagements. Highland dancing competitions continue to enchant spectators at Skye Highland Games on Portree's Isle of Skye. As dancers move energetically to lively tunes played on bagpipes reminiscent of Clan McDonald’s legacy – it becomes clear why this art form has endured for centuries. Tartan is more than just a fabric; it is a living testament to Scotland's rich cultural heritage.