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Description Douglas tartan, as first published in 1842 in the Vestiarium Scoticum. Modern thread count: Bk30 Gy2 Bk2 Gy2 Bk14 Gy28 Bk2 Gy4. The Vestiarium was composed and illustrated by the "Sobieski Stuarts"
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