Gordon Modern Tartan Carpet

Description Graphic display is a guide only, we do advise ordering a sample before placing your order. HISTORY The Gordon clan is believed to have been from Anglo-Norman decent, moving from the Borders to Aberdeenshire. The earliest record of the family was Richer de Gordum  in 1150 and 1160 with the monks of St Mary at Kelso. The Gordon Modern tartan is similar to the Ancient pattern but with a deeper green. Crest: A stags head from a crest coronet. Gaelic Name: Gôrdan Motto: Bydand (Remaining) Badge: Rock Ivy Lands: Strathbogie, Deeside and Aberdeen Origin of Name: Berwickshire Clan Chief: The Most Hon. Marquis of Huntly The Graham clan is first recorded in 1127 with William de Graham who received lands from David I. Sir William can be traced back to the English manor of Grey Home, as recorded in William the Conqueror’s Doomsday Book. Legend says Greme, a great Caledonian chief, broke the Antonine Wall driving the Roman legions out. ABOUT THE CARPET Materials: All of our carpets are 80% British Wool and 20% Nylon. Woven 8 row Axminster with a heavy commercial quality. DELIVERY Please call to check stock availability as we may not have all designs in stock. Maximum lead time for out of stock products is 8-10 weeks.