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DescriptionCulloden tartan (1893 - D. W. Stewart).png
English: A digital representation of the Culloden , depicted in D. W. Stewart's Old & Rare Tartans. This tartan is said to have been worn by a member of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's staff. It is not known which family or district this tartan was meant to represent. The tartan was first published in 1893 in D. W. Stewart's Old & Rare Tartans. The tartan is registered in the Scottish Tartans World Register as: Culloden, Gold District Tartan (WR1328). Today the tartan is sold commercially. The thread count used for this image is: R-10, Az-4, Heliotrope-28, W-4, Bk-26, DY-26, Bk-4, Y-6. However: It has been known since 2007 [1] that Stewart's representation of this tartan was completely faulty, both as to proportions and especially as to colours. See "other versions" below for the corrected version derived from re-examining the original Culloden-era coat the pattern was taken from.
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{{Information |Description={{en|1=A digital representation of the Culloden tartan, depicted in D. W. Stewart's ''Old & Rare Tartans''. This tartan is said to have been worn by a member of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's staff. It is not known which family