Here's a cropped version of Peter's vintage Hunting sporran find. It's wonderful.
What I find most interesting is the overall shape: the pouch is larger and more rounded, and the top more arched, than the Hunting sporrans in the vintage catalogues:
These are shaped more like a cartouche, with similar-sized semi-circles above and below, and straight sides.
Here's one similar to Number 16 in the Anderson c1936 catalogue above, but the pouch is a tad more rounded.
Note that the tooling/stamping to centre is proper Celtic interlace, going over/under/over/under
About my recent Ebay acquisition, which has no maker's stamp
it looks amazingly like this vintage sporran stamped ROWANS Ltd GLASGOW & BIRMINGHAM
Last edited by OC Richard; 25th May 19 at 04:40 AM.
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