There are a number of other Novelty Sporrans which have not been illustrated in this book (but may appear in future editions) such as the :

• Cuckoo Clock Sporran
• The Air Bag Sporran (to protect the wearer from injury should one fall whilst “of festive appearance and unsteady gait”)
• The Manx Sporran (With spinning Legs Logo)
• The Generator Sporran (normally combined with the Wind-Farm Hat )
• The Welsh Sporran (which can be converted into an egg slicer or Harp whichever is needed at the time)
• The Euro-sporran (15 stars instead of 15 bezants with in-built simultaneous translation facility)
• The Sony Sporran- man (CD or Cassette (K7) )
• The nudist’s sporran (worn without Kilt, made of transparent plastic to permit an all-over tan)
• And many others which have not yet been thought of or that I have forgotten

The writer & publisher would like to thank all those who helped in the production of this book :

• Ernest Morton-Nance &Donald Rawe (who popularised the wearing of Kilts in Kernow)
• St. Austell Breweries, Redruth Brewery, Sharpes Brewery, Bass Breweries, Guiness, Murphys, Marstons, Cains, Jamisons, Paddy, Captain Morgan, The Scottish Distilling industry, Glen Kella, The Wine industries of the world and many more .
• The organisers of Lowender Peran, Yn Chruinacht, Féile Pan Cheilteach, Pennseythun Kernewek.
• Paul Dunbar (Maker of traditional Cornish Vegetable Curry & Wine)
• Maurice Truscott, Matthew Clarke, Chris the Taxi, Anne Kennedy-Truscott, John Chapman, and many more too numerous to remember.
• Amstrad, Packard Bell, Microsoft (who made the computers on which this was written)
• Chris Bowden (photographer (Front Cover Picture))
• Tim Saunders (Back Cover Picture)