MACGREGOR (MODERN) [non-wool] Nonwool the 93rd earned the sobriquet

the 93rd earned the sobriquet of "The Fighting Highlanders" and carried with it the status of having been the original "Thin Red Line"

which existed in the collection of the Highland Society of London

A 1937 pattern book calls this 'Lady MacDonald

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Mackenzie (Pipe bags & Plaids)

MACGREGOR (MODERN) [non-wool] Nonwool the 93rd earned the sobriquetAlso known as Red MacGregor. Notes (May 2006) from Sir Malcom MacGregor of MacGregor, Chief of Clan MacGregor. "The exact origins are unknown, but it can be seen in the Cockburn Collection of the same period as the Highland Society of London sample of the Red and Black (#1504). It is not known if it was sealed in the same way as the Red and Black. Sir William Cockburn was a fellow member of the Society with Sir John MacGregor Murray. Wilsons of