HUNTER (MODERN) [non-wool] Choose:By the metre but this source is unreliable

but this source is unreliable

taken from a silk swatch in Patterson's pattern book

The late Harry Lindley (who designed tartans for Kinloch Anderson Ltd) notes state: 'During recent years

DC Stewart suggested that this might have been the version worn by the Scottish tenor Kenneth MacKellar who was very popular in the 1960s and 70s

HUNTER (MODERN) [non-wool] Choose:By the metre but this source is unreliableTartan shared by Hunter, Galbraith, Mitchell, and Russell. it appears in Highland Society of London collection as Galbraith, in a mid 19th cent. list as Russell, also marketed in 20th cent. as Hunter, and ca. 1950 acquired the name Mitchell when adopted by the U. S. Air Force Pipe Band and renamed in honour of General Billy Mitchell.