Montrose Highlander flags

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switze01
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Montrose Highlander flags

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Hi

Bought some highlanders off the net and they appear to have the blue with white diagonal cross
scottish flag - would they use this as they are catholics or would it be something more religious
oriented .

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Post by marshalney2000 »

The StAndrews cross is more of a covenanting flag. Montrose himself would have flown the lion rampant with the clans using their own clan emblems on banners.
Hope this helps.
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Thanks

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I will go hunting info on highland flags then - thanks marshalney
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Post by marshalney2000 »

The Flag Dude in America do a super range and ship to the UK quickly and cost effectively.
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Post by Spartacus »

I am certain Battleflag do them in UK, They show 25mm on their site but I have had 15mm ones from them.

http://www.battle-flag.com/index.html
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Post by quackstheking »

There are some Montrose flags here that can be used? There is the Strathbogie rest, the Irish brigade and the Campbell of Lawers rest.

http://auldearn1645.blogspot.com/search/label/Flags


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Post by timmy1 »

Can vouch for the service from The Flag Dude. I have been most impressed.
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Post by ethan »

timmy1 wrote:Can vouch for the service from The Flag Dude. I have been most impressed.
He does nice stuff. He will also make you a different flag if you provide the pattern.
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Thanks Guys

Post by switze01 »

Ta chaps - still no idea what the highlanders used for flags
Also dont agree with reid on the irish being bog standard pike and shot but thats another story !!!!
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Post by marshalney2000 »

Just look at the Flad Dude site as he lists a lot of clans and he does flags for each of them - simple.
As for the Irish we have had a lot of debate on these and their tactics. Look back and I am sure you willnfind them. The simple answer is that sometimes they used the pikes and sometimes they laid them aside. This is why ibfound the Irish a nightmare to classify in the Montrose list and even then Richard and Nik did not let me have all my own way.
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Post by yar68 »

Take a little look at my blog, I've got loads of free Scottish flags for the Battle of Flodden era, I know its earlier than your period, but it may give you some ideas, you never know you may be able to use some!!

http://onelover-ray.blogspot.com/search ... en%20flags
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http://onelover-ray.blogspot.com/
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