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Clan Burnett$29.95
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A table runner in the Burnett Modern tartan with the crest badge of Clan Burnett printed three times: once at each end, where it hangs over the edge of the table, and once in the centre.
The motto of Clan Burnett: Virescit Vulnere Virtus.
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Alexander Burnard was a supporter of King Robert the Bruce and in 1323 was granted lands on the banks of the River Dee, in the parish of Banchory Ternan, together with the Royal Forest of Drum. The Horn of Leys, considered the badge of office of its keeper, is still owned by the family and is on display at Crathes Castle. The family's early home was a crannog, an artificial island on the Loch of Leys; Crathes Castle, whose inset panels are dated 1553 and 1596, then became the family home until Sir James Burnett gave it to the National Trust for Scotland in 1952. James Burnett of Leys is chief of the name.
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“The only problem I had was the difficulty I had in confirming a delivery date that matched the promised delivery date. The product itself was excellent”
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“Shirt fits beautifully. Love the long body length and the quality of the material, printing and artwork.”
“I can't wait to give it to my favourite Scottish couple for Christmas. I am always looking for something unique and this fit the bill. I am very pleased with the with the quality of the ornament as well.”
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