Sporrans - Member's gallery

**Tarheel** · 15th September 16, 04:41 AM

I browsed old threads and gleaned photos submitted from members over the years. Most (if not all of these) are handmade but all are treasures to the owners. I have provided the name of the XMark friend that originally posted the photo. I hope you enjoy the variety and scope of these sporrans. There is always room to add to the gallery.

by Benning Boy

by Bluescelt

by DotDLL

RCAF (missed getting the member that posted)

by Mackenzie

by Madheth

by Mikilt

by Red Redwine

by Tarheel
More to follow

**Tarheel** · 15th September 16, 04:51 AM

by grizzbass

by jumary

by KiltingandPiping

by Leprechaun 91

by McGumerait

by MacPruette

by Madadh

by Mmcric

by zenhas

by MacPruette
More to come.

**Tarheel** · 15th September 16, 04:57 AM

by MacPruette

by SorenMacTavish

by The Wizard

by MichaelA

by TRWXXA

**Tarheel** · 15th September 16, 05:05 AM

byMacCathmhaoil

by Mackenzie

by mexpiper

by OC Richard

by PourMalt 1

by Scout

This is where I end and the Rabble contributes. During a "Parade of Tartans" sometimes it is the sporran that defines the individual.

**Father Bill** · 15th September 16, 05:14 AM

Some beauties. Some whimsical. Some monstrosities? Some quite traditional. Some very tasteful. Some creative. Some less so.

A great collection, Tarheel.

**Riverkilt** · 17th September 16, 09:07 PM

Amazing! Beautiful works.

You asked.

A large sporran, converted from a purse/pouch when you need to hold a lot of "stuff."

A hair on buffalo sporran I had custom made. The flap is so heavy don't need a closure.

A lucky find, a Shoshone deerskin pouch converted to a sporran. Wearing it with a Utilikilt because that's what I had on when I found the pouch at a shop on the Northern Kaibab-Paiute Reservation on the Arizona Strip.

I really enjoy looking for what "might work" as a sporran.

**MacGumerait** · 17th September 16, 11:44 PM

Here's two more for you Tarheel .

An Icelandic sheep hair sporran with a leather cantle that was made for me about 2 years ago .

A dress sporran that was given to me 45 years ago when I was a 14 yr old teenaged lad .

Yes , I was kilted even back then .

Cheers , Mike

**Todd Bradshaw** · 18th September 16, 01:20 AM

The two slightly larger ones at the outsides of the group are shoulder bags for my wife.

This is the one I usually wear, either with the chain or a matching strap.

and this one eventually got some neat horsehair tassels that I found on line.

**Tarheel** · 19th September 16, 09:19 AM

Thanks for the additions folks. Let's keep them coming. I have observed a large number of guests visiting the thread since I started it. Probably to enjoy the variety of sporrans. And possibly to get ideas for their own purchases.