MacInnes Ancient hunting Clan Tartan (TS1614)
(for a larger view click on the tartan - 292K PDF)
Could also be Dress Red MacPherson
The source of tartan 1614 was: Pringles Mill Inverness
The threadcount from The Scottish Register of Tartans
Threadcount:
R4 K4 W2 R6 K4 B6 K4 B6 K8 Y4 LT16 W20 B6 W16
Pallet:
R=DC0000RED; K=101010BLACK; W=E0E0E0WHITE; B=2C4084BLUE; Y=E8C000YELLOW; LT=BE7832BROWN;
Threadcount given over a half sett with full count at the pivots.
The threadcount is usually provided as a series of capital letters and numbers. Each capital letter represents a colour in the tartan and the number beside each letter dictates the precise number of threads required so that the weaver can set up the loom accurately. For example
B24 W4 B24 R2 K24 G24 W2
Means 24 threads of B (blue) followed by 4 threads of W (white), 24 threads of B (blue), 2 threads of R (red), 24 threads of K (black), 24 threads of G (green), and another 2 threads of W (white).
Tartans are either symmetrical/reflective patterns or asymmetrical/repeating patterns. The threadcounts for these two types of patterns are presented slightly differently so that the weaver knows which type of pattern he is setting up on his loom.
Reference The Scottish Register of Tartans