Sporran Collection

Scottish Types - Archery, Clan Murray. 19th century

A Scottish Piper wearing McInnes Tartan Date: 1906

Advertisement for Patersons Camp Coffee, which is claimed to be the best

Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Bandsman, Piper and Drummer of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Date: circa 1908

The Macnab, 1802. (1922). Artist: Henry Raeburn
The Macnab, 1802. A portrait of Francis Macnab (1734-1816), landowner and 16th chief of Clan Macnab. From The Connoisseur Volume LXIII [Otto Limited, London, 1922.]

Piper David Muir, 42nd Highlanders (Black Watch) (b / w photo)
NAM261004 Piper David Muir, 42nd Highlanders (Black Watch) (b/w photo) by Cundall, Joseph (1818-95) & Howlett, Robert (1831-58); National Army Museum

Braemar Gathering, men in kilts
Scene at the annual Braemar Gathering, showing three men in traditional Highland costume and one man in a suit. Braemar in Scotland holds an annual Highland Games Gathering on the first Saturday in

King George V in Scottish dress
King George V chats to the Duchess of York, whilst the Duke of York brings up the rear. They have been taking part in the Balmoral Garden Fete. Date: 1927

Scottish Types - Bagpipes, Clan McDonald. 19th century

Pipe Major of The Scots Guards in full ceremonial dress. Painting by Malcolm Greensmith

A Subtle Competition by H. M. Bateman, golfing fashion
Cartoon by the master of social satire, H. M. Bateman showing two men in competition to wear a series of increasingly outrageous golf outfits

Macdonald of Glenco, from The Clans of the Scottish Highlands, pub. 1845 (colour lithograph)

Scottish Toast 1893
Scotsmen make a toast with thistle shaped glasses full of John Robertson & Sons whisky Date: 1893

Recruitment poster for the British Army, showing four laughing and smiling soldiers marching along in their kilts, with rifles over their shoulders. Line up, boys! Enlist today

Clan Tartans, Inverness, Scotland

Harry Lauder / Pyke
(Sir) HARRY LAUDER Scottish music-hall entertainer

Pipers of the 1st Scots Guards, 1896. Artist: Gregory & Co
Pipers of the 1st Scots Guards, 1896. Pipe-Major Fraser flanked by Piper James Pourie (right) and Piper John Gordon (left). A print from The Navy and Army Illustrated, 3rd January 1896

Comic postcard, Scotsman with whisky barrel bagpipes. Date: circa 1900s

Classic Tight Scotsman Joke - Lured by six beauties
Classic Tight Scotsman Joke - A stereotype Jock doesn t hang on long to his tight purse strings as six pretty girls required a drink! " It wasn t long here till bang went saxpence

SCOTTISH COLONEL, c1894. Colonel Joseph Laing, of the Disbanded 79th Regiment of Scottish Highlanders, N.Y.S.N.G. Illustration by W.A. Rogers, c1894

Scottish American War Memorial, West Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland. Dedicated to the men who answered The Call in 1914 to fight in the First World War Date: circa 1920s

The Cape Town Highlanders, 1900. Creator: JE Bruton
The Cape Town Highlanders, 1900. The Cape Town Highlanders infantry regiment of the South African Army was mobilised for active duty during the Second Boer War

The Cock of the North: George, Fifth Duke of Gordon, c1812. Artist: George Sanders
The Cock of the North: George, Fifth Duke of Gordon, c1812. From The Connoisseur Volume 103. [Otto Limited, London, 1939]

The Goal in Sight - Two Scotsmen fired up in race for Scotch
The Goal in Sight - Two Scotsmen fired up in a race for the First Prize of a bottle of Scotch Whisky! Date: 1916

A Piper of the 79th Highlanders at Chobham Camp in 1853
BAL16580 A Piper of the 79th Highlanders at Chobham Camp in 1853 by Lami, Eugene-Louis (1800-90); 26.7x18.4 cm; Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK; French, out of copyright

A Scottish Highland Piper. Date: circa 1940s

Highland Scottish cat playing the bagpipes by Louis Wain Date: 1903

"Munro", from The Clans of the Scottish Highlands, pub. 1845 (colour litho)
3804280 " Munro", from The Clans of the Scottish Highlands, pub.1845 (colour litho) by McIan, Robert Ronald (1803-56); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; Scottish

The Pipe Major - Black Watch Date: 1905

Edward Viii / Kilt 1903
EDWARD VIII as Prince Edward as a boy, in tartan

Scotland and France, Old Allies (colour litho)
3096270 Scotland and France, Old Allies (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scotland and France, Old Allies)

Gordon Highlanders dipping the colours to royalty on Constitution Hill. Date: circa 1908

MacDonald of Clanranald tartan. circa 1846

Mac Donald of Keppagh, from The Clans of the Scottish Highlands, pub. 1845 (colour lithograph)

Macdonnel of Glengarry, from The Clans of the Scottish Highlands, pub. 1845 (colour lithograph)

Scots Guards Pipe Major
Pipe Major of the Scots Guards

Europe, Scotland, Gretna Green. Tartan Shop. THIS IMAGE RESTRICTED - Not available to U.S. land tour travel operators. Property released for travel, tourism, or educational use

Patriotic Postcard - WWI - Young Highlander
Patriotic Postcard - WWI - Young boy in the uniform of a Scots Highlander soldier posing on this Christmas Greetings Postcard. " I m Scotch ye ken and I ll let em know it!" Date: circa 1910s

Pals - National Archetypes
The national archtypes of Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England, represented by an Irishman in green holding a shillelagh, a Scotsman with ginger beard and a kilt

Racial / Scotsman / Porridge
Scotsman carrying a large porridge bowl on a tray above his head

Two Scottish frogs on a New Year card
Two Scottish frogs in tartan on a New Year card in the shape of a tankard with two handles. Date: circa 1890s

The International Exhibition - M'Dougall's Stall... 1862. Creator: Unknown
The International Exhibition - M'Dougall's Stall - the Highlands of Scotland, 1862. Display of...choice specimens from their Royal tartan warehouse in Inverness

Cartoon, The Macmillion (Andrew Carnegie)
Cartoon, The Macmillion -- Andrew Carnegie (1835 - 1919), Scottish-American industrialist, business magnate, and philanthropist

Uniform of Officer and Sergeant of the Seaforth Highlanders (Rosshire Buffs, Duke of Albany s) - formed in 1778 by Earl of Seaforth. Date: 1942

Queen Victoria and her servant John Brown in Scotland
Queen Victoria with her favourite servant, John Brown, at Balmoral in Scotland. An illustration from " Home Words for Heart & Hearth" ed. Rev. Charles Bullock, publ

The Death of the Red Deer, with McIntyre and McGregor, Stalker
CH27554 The Death of the Red Deer, with McIntyre and McGregor, Stalker and Piper to the Duke of Atholl, 1821 by Wilkie, David (1785-1841); Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Scottish

Comic postcard, Scotsmen wearing wrong kilts after going for a swim Date: 20th century

Scots Guard playing the bagpipes. circa 1908

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The sporran, a quintessential part of Scottish attire, is often seen adorning the kilts of proud Scotsmen. In this captivating image, a Scottish piper wearing McInnes Tartan proudly displays his sporran while playing the bagpipes. The scene takes us back to a time when traditions were cherished and celebrated. This advertisement for Patersons Camp Coffee perfectly captures the essence of Scotland's rich culture. Amidst the backdrop of rolling hills and misty lochs, an Argyll and Sutherland Highlander stands tall with his sporran hanging elegantly from his belt. It serves as a reminder that even in remote corners of Scotland, one can enjoy the finest cuppa. Scottish types are known for their diverse interests and skills. From archery to clan Murray gatherings, they embrace their heritage with pride. This particular portrait titled "The Macnab" by Henry Raeburn showcases a gentleman sporting his sporran alongside other traditional accessories – truly capturing the spirit of Scottish identity. Even royalty couldn't resist donning Scottish dress. King George V himself can be seen here dressed in all its regal glory complete with tartan kilt and matching sporran. His appreciation for Scottish tradition further solidifies its significance within society. From ancient times to modern-day festivities like Braemar Gathering, men in kilts proudly display their sporrans as they participate in various Highland games and competitions. These gatherings serve as reminders that Scotland's cultural heritage remains alive through generations. The Clan McDonald has long been associated with bravery and loyalty to their roots – traits embodied by every Scot who wears their tartan proudly along with an intricately designed sporran. It symbolizes not only fashion but also deep-rooted connections to family history. No discussion about Scottish culture would be complete without mentioning bagpipes. The Pipe Major of The Scots Guards exemplifies this connection between music and tradition while showcasing his ornate leather sporran. It's a testament to the importance of music in Scottish heritage.