Seaforth Highlanders Canada Sgian Dubh Project
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by House of Labhran
2w ago
Seaforth Highlanders sgian dubhs - Hand crafted for the Seaforth Highlanders Canada A recent Seaforth Highlanders Canada sgian dubh project represents a tribute to the rich history and traditions of this esteemed Scottish Canadian regiment. Handcrafted with precision and attention to detail, each sgian dubh is a symbol of pride and distinction, celebrating the valour and legacy of the Seaforth Highlanders. This distinctive pattern of sgian dubh has a rich history dating back to the 19th century when it was originally utilized by the renowned 78th Highlanders Regiment of Foot. Later on, in 188 ..read more
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Fort William Canada Feather Hackles Project
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by House of Labhran
1M ago
Fort William Canada Feather Hackles Project In the 18th and early 19th century North American fur trade, there were two primary companies involved: The North West Company and The Hudson Bay Company. Both companies had trading posts spread across Canada. Fort William, situated in Ontario, Canada, served as the ‘inland headquarters’ of the predominantly Scottish-run North West Company, which stood as a rival to the better-known Hudson’s Bay Company headquartered in Montreal. These Scottish merchants were actively importing a diverse range of European goods to trade with the indigenous populatio ..read more
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Culloden Pattern Brass Cantle Targe Sporran
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by House of Labhran
1M ago
Culloden Pattern Brass Cantle Targe Sporran Over the years, we have taken pride in our craftsmanship, creating a diverse range of sporrans using the vintage Culloden brass sporran cantles from the 1950s. Due to the scarcity of these cantles, we recently commissioned a small batch to be recreated from an original piece. The meticulously handcrafted Culloden pattern sporran cantle, painstakingly replicated by our skilled metalworker, is paired with a beautifully aged leather pouch showcasing a brass studded targe design and elegant tassels, all presented in a luxurious chestnut ox blood hue ..read more
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Vintage Style Hunter’s Brown Leather Day Sporran - Hand Aged Leather
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by House of Labhran
1M ago
Vintage Style Hunter’s Brown Leather Day Sporran - Hand Aged Leather Based on an original 1930’s design, this Hunters sporran is a true testament to traditional craftsmanship. Carefully handcrafted and aged in a rich, antiqued hand-colored vegetable-tanned brown leather, it exudes a timeless charm and rugged sophistication. We carefully age the leather to initiate the transformation, allowing a rich patina to gradually form. As you continue to use and polish the item, this distinctive character will deepen and evolve, creating a unique and timeless appearance that is truly one-of-a-kind. Our ..read more
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Scottish Culloden Jacobite Style Brass Cantle Bullseye Sporran
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by House of Labhran
1M ago
We have hand crafted this Culloden style sporran for clients using an original vintage pattern brass cantle. The cantles are all hand crafted in Scotland solid brass from an vintage cantle pattern. The antiqued style leathers for the classic pouch that is available in the plain vintage style leathers, or hand aged in our studio to start building up a patina of age. The cantle has an under scalloped under slip with studded edge design also based on a vintage sporran pouch design. Please note with the due to hand crafted nature of the cantles and the hand aging of the leather, there can be slig ..read more
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Scottish Agate & Silver Gentleman's Highland Dress Accoutrements
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by House of Labhran
2M ago
Scottish Agate Gentleman's Highland Jewellery & Dress Accoutrements Scottish agate jewellery, renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship and unique blend of earthy hues, has long been a cherished adornment in Highland culture. From intricately designed brooches to elegant pendants and stylish kilt pins, these pieces showcase the beauty of Scotland's natural landscapes, making them cherished heirlooms that stand the test of time. At the House of Labhran we source a range of vintage Scottish gentleman’s jewellery and accoutrements including vintage stickpins, agate cufflinks and waistcoat but ..read more
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WW1 Black Watch ( Royal Highlanders ) OR's Medal Group - Issued to Private Percy McKay
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by House of Labhran
3M ago
WW1 Black Watch ( Royal Highlanders ) OR's Medal Group - Issued to Private Percy McKay Private Percy McKay - Service Number 7899 - Black Watch Royal Highlanders 8th Service Battalion A Company. Engraved with name, rank, number and regiment. Wounded 6th July 1916 - Age given 23 after 8 months in the field force. Diseases listed as ‘stricture of the urethra ( non venereal ) Transferred on No2 Ambulance train Listed on casualty list 21 August 1916 - Address detailed as North Kensignton, London - Days under treatment 13. - Given permission to wear a wound stripe 1914-15 Star The 1914/15 Star was ..read more
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Vintage WW1 Black Watch Officers Plaid Brooch - Lieutenant Philip Arnold Chapman
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by House of Labhran
3M ago
Vintage WW1 Black Watch Officers Plaid Brooch - Lieutenant Philip Arnold Chapman Vintage WW1 Black Watch Officers Plaid Brooch - Lieutenant Philip Arnold Chapman This classic Black Watch officers plaid brooch features St. Andrew mounted on a thistle wreath, on a disc with an engraved edge. Upon conducting some research, an interesting history of this Black Watch regimental plaid brooch has come to light. Philip Arthur Chapman enlisted in the London Regiment 1/16 (County of London Battalion Queens Westminster Rifles T.F at the young age of 16-17 in 1914, with service number 2329. He saw active ..read more
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Sterling Silver Bespoke Sporran - Inspired by a Royal Visit
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by House of Labhran
5M ago
King Charles III visiting Invergordon Distillery 2023 with Joanie Whiteford, the Lord-Lieutenant of Ross and Cromarty. © B. MacKellaich Sterling Silver Bespoke Sporran - Inspired by a Royal visit but with a Pictish twist. This custom sporran project began when King Charles visited the Invergordon distillery in Easter Ross. Our client John, who owns a Highland Touring Company in Inverness and frequently wears kilts, had been searching for a new 19th century-style sporran to add to his collection. When King Charles III visited Invergordon Distillery John noticed the King’s sporran. This prompte ..read more
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Fine Scottish Kilt Jackets & Waistcoats - A Passion Tweed
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by House of Labhran
5M ago
At House of Labhran, we take immense pride in crafting exquisite Scottish kilt jackets and waistcoats. Our team of skilled artisans pays meticulous attention to every detail, ensuring that each garment is tailored to perfection and exudes a sense of timeless elegance. From the finest Scottish tweeds, materials and buttonwork, our kilt jackets and waistcoats are a testament to the rich heritage and tradition of Scottish Highland wear. Whether you are attending a formal event, a wedding, or simply want to add a touch of refined sophistication to your attire, our bespoke kilt jackets and waistco ..read more
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