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Scottish Texas Throw
Over 3 million people in Texas have Celtic heritage. The Scottish immigrants who came to Texas helped develop the land and fight for Texas independence.
Nearly half of the orginal "300" Stephen F. Austin colonists were of Scottish ancestry. There were 30 Scotsmen who fought at the battle of the Alamo, including piper John MacGregor, who stood on the adobe walls during the battle to pipe the men on in true Scottish tradition. Today, 113 counties in Texas have Scottish names, and there is even an official Tartan for the State of Texas.
These items, designed by a fifth-generation Texan, honor the Scottish immigrants who helped make Texas what it is today. The symbols of Scotland are combined with those of the great State of Texas. Scottish thistles and Texas bluebonnets represent the natural beauty of both lands, while the Lone Star of Texas and the Scottish Rampant Lion both symbolize the independent spirit of the people.
The 100% cotton throws measure a generous 64 x 54 inches.

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