Alternatives: Baluchi, Baluchistan, Fitzgerald.

Regimental tartan associated with the Baluch Regiment, Pakistan. 

During more than a hundred years of military service, the 10th Baluch Regiment acquired a distinguished record amongst the regiments of the British Indian Army. Its list of honours and awards includes four Victoria Crosses.

According to the Scottish Tartans Authority:

It's not known which came first - Baluch tartan or Fitzgerald tartan. If tradition held sway it was probably an early Commanding officer called Fitzgerald who had the Regiment (variously called Baluchi or Baluchistan) adopt his tartan. This is the old threadcount, a threadcount taken from a sample returned to Harry Lindley in 1993 by a Terence Rochford of the Baluch Officers' Dining Club' is shown at # 6046 (no longer in tartan d/base!). Dec. 2009. Don Brown/Tom Sinclair Scrapbook has graphic of this tartan with a note saying it was named after the Colonel - mystery solved!

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