Clan Bannerman Collection
The name comes from the family's hereditary office of bearer of the royal standard.…
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Bannerman Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Bannerman
£16.00£20.00
Bannerman Tartan Christmas Piper Plaque with Custom
Bannerman
£20.00£26.00
Bannerman Tartan Thistle Christmas Tree Topper
Bannerman
£23.00
Bannerman Tartan Highland Cow Ornament
Bannerman
£16.00
Bannerman Tartan Highland Christmas Tree Skirt
Bannerman
£35.00
Bannerman Bagpipe Garden Gnome Caricature Plaque Custom
Bannerman
£20.00£26.00
Custom Bagpipe Bannerman Tartan LED Night Light
Bannerman
£27.00£39.00
Bannerman Tartan Drummer Ornament
Bannerman
£16.00£20.00
Bannerman Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Bannerman
£16.00£20.00
Bannerman Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament –
Bannerman
£16.00
Custom Name Bannerman Tartan Garden Flag with
Bannerman
£27.00
Bannerman Tartan Scotland Map Canvas “Tartan Runs Wall Art
Bannerman
£22.00
Bannerman Tartan Shirt with Scotland Coat of Top
Bannerman
£31.00
Bannerman Tartan Custom Face Hawaiian Shirt – Top
Bannerman
£33.00£46.00
Bannerman Tartan Flat Cap Headwear
Bannerman
£26.00£35.00
Bannerman Tartan Crest, Badges, Heraldry, Clans, Family
Bannerman
£3.00£5.00
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt Viking Wolf Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt Half of Me Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt - Royal Coat Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt - Lion Rampant Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt - Believe In Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt - Alba Celtic Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Tartan Polo Shirt Top
Bannerman
£30.00
Bannerman Clan Unisex Polo Shirt - Celtic Top
Bannerman
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About Clan Bannerman
The name comes from the family's hereditary office of bearer of the royal standard. By tradition it was won when an ancestor carried the king's banner across the River Spey during a campaign. The family's documented landholding begins in 1367, when Donald Bannerman was granted the lands of Clyntrees, Waterton and Weltown, and the family became established at Elsick, near Newtonhill in Kincardineshire, south of Aberdeen
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