STEWART OF ATHOLL (MODERN) Choose:By the metre Scottish Tartans Society notes for

Scottish Tartans Society notes for this tartan don't exactly make sense

The Scottish Odyssey tartan is a 'celebration of the wonderful experiences to be gained' from a visit to Scotland and some of the most spectacularly contrasting landscapes to be seen in Europe

A Baillie tartan is mentioned by Telford Dunbar in his 1962 'History of Highland Dress' when he states that it appeared in William Wilson's stock list of 1800

the sett is the same as the Black Watch but usually woven in lighter shades with azure replacing the dark blue of the Black Watch

STEWART OF ATHOLL (MODERN) Choose:By the metre Scottish Tartans Society notes forPrepared for the Vestiarium Scoticum but not included in the published version. It was claimed to be the sett of a 'relic from the '45' and published as such by D. W. Stewart in his book 'Old and Rare Scottish Tartans' in 1893. It has become more widely known in recent times. There is also an Atholl district tartan. This, with two slight colour variations is also Lindsay the black changes to blue and the red changes to maroon.