British and Canadian Scottish / Highland regimental badges and tartans.

Having a Scottish family name and interest one of my areas of interest is collecting and displaying Regimental badges and tartans as used in Commonwealth forces for the last 2 centuries. I can then also develop additional / duplicate items for sale and trade.

Cameron Highlander Badge on Cameron Tartan. WW1 Black Watch Badge, Black Watch Tartan, Canadian Seaforth Highlander Badge, Stuart Tartan.

So here we deal with the commonly found regiments with badges and tartans - also information on spotting fake /replicas to hone your living history impression or collection.

There are around 3x more, but I keep this list to the most commonly encountered (non South African, Australia or New Zealand)

Black Watch (modern) Tartan

also Royal Regiment Government 1A (Modern)

Regiments:

Argyll Highlanders

Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders

Black Watch (The Royal Highland Regiment)

Canadian Black Watch

Glasgow Highlanders (Highland Light Infantry)

Gurkha Rifles - 6th & 9th

Tyneside Scottish

Campbell of Cawdor (modern) Tartan

also Ancient Campbell

Regiments:

Argyll Fencibles

Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders

Lorne Scots (Canada) - Peel, Duffern and Halton Regiment

Cameron of Erracht (Ancient) Tartan

Regiments:

Cameron Highlanders (79th of Foot)

Queens Own Cameron Highlanders

Queens Own Highlanders

Dalziel (Modern) Tartan

Regiment:

Royal Scotts Greys (Pipers)

Davidson (Modern) Tartan

Regiment:

Highlanders of Canada (48th)

Erskine (Modern) Tartan

Regiment:

Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Territorial Army - Pipers).

Erskine (Hunting) Tartan

Regiment:

Royal Scotts Fusiliers

Fraser (Hunting) Tartan

Regiments:

Scottish Horse

Lovat Scouts

Gordon - Army 92nd Regiment (Modern)

also Stewart Hunting

Regiments:

Gordon Highlanders

Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders

Stewart Royal (Modern)

Regiments:

Scotts Guards (Pipers)

Royal Scotts (Pipers)

Royal Scotts Dragoon Guards (Pipers)

Kings Own Scottish Borderers

Black Watch (Pipers)

Seaforth Highlanders (72nd and 78 of Foot)

McKenzie Seaforth Highlanders No2 (Modern)

also Seaforth Highlanders of Canada

Regiments:

Highland Light Infantry (71st and 74th of Foot).

Seaforth Highlanders (72nd and 78 of Foot)

Royal Highland Fusiliers (as Trews)

Royal Scotts Fusiliers

Stewart of Fingask (Modern)

Regiments:

Royal Tank Regiment

Highlanders of Canada (48th)?