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    the eyes bug me(they are crooked)

    other than that i love it

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    Wish I had that last spring while at a retirement party. One of the women there, with her husband next to her, asked if she could pet my badger sporran. Too bad it was only a simple black leather one.

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    Hmm. Not too sure what I think of that one. I've seen some full mask sporrans I like before... but I don't think this one does it for me.

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    skunk too

    same seller had this one for $325
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    Absolutely not my cup of tea!! To each their own though.
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    I really love this L&M badger sporran, but it's as expensive as a handmade 8 yards 16ozer....such a pitty
    Last edited by Robin; 28th September 06 at 12:24 PM.

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    Someday, I hope to wear this red fox beauty (also from L&M).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin

    I really love this L&M badger sporran, but it's as expensive as a handmade 8 yards 16ozer....such a pitty
    That is the regimental sporran of the 93rd Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. If I were to purchase the plain badger sporran discussed in this thread, that is what I would convert it to.
    However I'm way too cheap to spend even that amount.
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