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    WW1 World War One Canadian Day Sporran

    Found the great example of a WW1 Canadian army Sporran on ebay. Really like this design but the thousand dollar price tag puts me off a bit. Really great condition for for 100 year old piece of leather.

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    You can buy a reproduction online at a shop called what price glory.

    http://onlinemilitaria.net/products/...Sporran/?bc=no

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    Most kilt shops will sell a plain brown military style daywear sporran.



    Which are worn with a narrow plain brown leather belt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Ashton View Post
    Most kilt shops will sell a plain brown military style daywear sporran.



    Which are worn with a narrow plain brown leather belt.

    Sure but how cool would it be to have a 100 year old sporran with all that history attached to it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Howling Dingo View Post
    Sure but how cool would it be to have a 100 year old sporran with all that history attached to it.
    Hence the $1,000 price tag.

    I personally wouldn't pay for that connection to history, but I fully understand (and appreciate) the economics that motivate the people who are willing to spend that amount.
    Trying to look good on a budget.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl R View Post
    Hence the $1,000 price tag.

    I personally wouldn't pay for that connection to history, but I fully understand (and appreciate) the economics that motivate the people who are willing to spend that amount.
    I am not going to buy it myself, but I find it interesting. If it fell into my possessions buy some twist of fate would be unlikely to part with it.

    The reproduction is also a little bit interesting in it's design. it comes like the original without leather dye or beeswax treatments.

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