Patterns › BWKWKWKWKWK A tartan of Clan Buccleuch .
Its design is pattern BWKWKWKWKWK — the page of every tartan sharing this colour sequence.
The Buccleuch Check tartan is recorded as a single sett.
Sett ΔTartan Thread count Threads Date Buccleuch Check DB/10 W8 K8 W8 K8 W8 K8 W8 K8 W8 K/8162 1908
Setts a curator has related to this tartan — what it derived from and what derived from it.
The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story. Haig Check Buccleuch Check
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derived-from : Haig Check — The Buccleuch check and the neighbouring Haig estate check are one Border check family built on the Shepherd's Check — one with a dark-blue overcheck on a wider nine-square window for the Buccleuch estates around Selkirk, the other with the Haig overcheck. They are clearly one group, though which version is the original is unclear. Tradition has the Haigs and the Buccleuchs long 'at daggers drawn', which makes the shared check the better story.Nearest tartans The nearest NAMED TARTANS — each represented by its master sett — by ΔTartan distance from this tartan's master, which leads the table so the swatches line up against it.
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Neighbour map Every grey dot is one of 10814 named tartans (their master setts) placed by the first two principal components of the ΔTartan feature space (42% of its variance). Red is this tartan; blue dots are its nearest — click one to open its master cloth. The map is a flat projection of a many-dimensional space — how to read it .
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