Seal skin sporrans

[ForresterModern]

In plain language, I believe (A.i.) states that if you legally own and possess it in the US and take it to another country (export it) you have the right to bring it back (import it) into the US after completing your travels.

[Spartan Tartan]

In plain language, I believe (A.i.) states that if you legally own and possess it in the US and take it to another country (export it) you have the right to bring it back (import it) into the US after completing your travels.

Just be sure you have all your proper documentation in order! Sounds like the initial jacket might have been a gift from a "Native" Alaskan.

[haxtonhouse]

Just be sure you have all your proper documentation in order! Sounds like the initial jacket might have been a gift from a "Native" Alaskan.

It was a gift from a Native Alaskan (who is the only person in this area of Alaska that has a native hunting permit for seals and the only one allowed to sell seal skin products). The sporran I got from Scotland is one that was made from existing stock (cost more than my Newsome kilt!) I am not planning on selling any sporrans made from the seal skin, I am just making one for myself, one each for my 4 sons, and one for the friend who gave me the jacket.