DRUMMOND OF PERTH (WEATHERED) DRESS the MacKenzies and the Campbells

the MacKenzies and the Campbells with variations of the basic 'Black Watch' regimental sett

The book appears to be a curious mixture of fact and fiction in keeping with the romantic ideology of the time

From Vestiarium Scoticum

Scottish Tartans Society notes say that it may be derived from the tartan worn by the MacFees who also had a close association with Lochaber

DRUMMOND OF PERTH (WEATHERED) DRESS the MacKenzies and the CampbellsAlso known as the 'Perthshire or Drummond', 'Perthshire Rock & Wheel' or the 'Drummond of Perth'. This sett is said to be a variation of a pattern called 'Stewart of Fingask', after a plaid allegedly left by Prince Charles Edward Stuart at Fingask in Perthshire in 1746 (William Wilsons of Bannockburn' 1819 Key Pattern Book no. 78, ed. Peter MacDonald 1996). Also recorded in James Logan 'The Scottish Gael' 1831.