MACNEIL OF GIGHA & COLONSAY (ANCIENT) Choose:By the metre Expected completion date is beginning

Expected completion date is beginning of June 2026

The structure of the Culloden tartan is very similar to this and Coulsen Bonner calls it Culloden or Ancient MacHardy

It also appeared in the Vestiarium Scoticum (1842) and in the Lord Lyon's Register of Arms (1955)

spent the night in cutting out stockings for them from a web of cloth which they had in the place

Sinclairs wore a green tartan at the Battle of Flodden in 1513

MACNEIL OF GIGHA & COLONSAY (ANCIENT) Choose:By the metre Expected completion date is beginningAlso known as Macneil of Colonsay. MacNeil tartans appear in pattern books produced by William Wilson & Sons of Bannockburn since the early nineteenth century, with various changes being made to the sett. Notes relating to the portrait of Murdoch MacNeil painted by Macleay in 1868 refer to 'the newly designed MacNeill of Colonsay tartan.'