Dunedin Highland Rifle Volunteers (NZ) Choose:By the metre This is remarkably close to

This is remarkably close to Morrison which the Sobieskis may well have seen and altered very slightly to make this Seton

Occasionally known as 'Red Montrose'

This sett is shown by Smibert (1850) and by W and A Smith (1850) but without the definition of 'Hunting'

The Garhwal Rifles is an infantry regiment of the Indian Army

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Dunedin Highland Rifle Volunteers (NZ) Choose:By the metre This is remarkably close toBlack Watch The Dunedin Highlanders formed in 1865 and took to the Black Watch tartan. They did not muster to full strength and were disbanded later that year. They reformed in 1866 as No. 1 Company, Dunedin Highland Rifle Volunteers and moved back to battalion when they amalgamated with the Dunedin Highland Brigade of Volunteers. This unit was amalgamated into the Otago Rifles as "E" Company in 1898 and then known as "C" Company in 1904.