baird clan badge kilt pin lapel pin cufflinks keyring key fob gift set fine pewter by art pewter made in scotland shiny finish COLOUR_ROYAL STEWART VINTAGE DUCK EGG where clan leaders and their

where clan leaders and their followers used crests to show loyalty and allegiance on the battlefield

a Clan Chief wore a crest in battle so his followers could recognise him amid the chaos

Cufflinks – a stylish pair of pewter cufflinks featuring the clan crest

• Features the Buchanan Mix Sapphire multicolor pattern

Model: A05130_DRUMMOND

baird clan badge kilt pin lapel pin cufflinks keyring key fob gift set fine pewter by art pewter made in scotland shiny finish COLOUR_ROYAL STEWART VINTAGE DUCK EGG where clan leaders and theirHandcrafted in Scotland from fine pewter with a polished shiny finish. Clan Baird (Lanarkshire) Motto: Dominus Fecit The Lord Made The Baird surname is most likely Norman in origin, though it is often claimed to be territorial, linked to lands in Lanarkshire. According to tradition, the first Baird in Scotland saved King William the Lion from a wild boar while hunting a tale also echoed in the histories of other clans. A more probable account suggests