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MacNaughton Modern Tartan Crest Pillow Cover
5.0 · 1 review$25.55
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Description
MacNaughton Modern Tartan Crest Pillow Cover - Tartan Cushion Cover
Product detail:
- Made of 50% cotton / 50% polyester material, soft and comfortable texture.
- With pre-shrunk fabric, machine washable at 60.
- Zippered opening style.
- Both functional and decorative.
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When you place an order with us, you will receive your order within the specified time frames below:
- With Standard Shipping
Delivery Time Estimates: 2-3 Weeks
- With Expedited Shipping
Delivery Time Estimates: 3-5 days
The story of your tartan
Clan Macnaughton's name is the Gaelic Neachdain, the same as the Pictish Nectan, and Skene supposed the clan to have belonged originally to Moray. Tradition holds that Alexander III made Gilchrist Macnaughton hereditary keeper of the castle and island of Fraoch Eilean on Loch Awe, though sources differ on the year. The clan's principal seat later became Dunderave on Loch Fyne, built in 1596, which passed to the Campbells of Ardkinglas in the early 18th century; in 1818 the Lord Lyon accepted Edmund A MacNaghten of Bushmills, County Antrim, as chief, and the chiefly line has been of Bushmills since.
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