merovingian belt with strap tongue and fittings brown leather silver plated brass Size:Big Worldwide there are just 2500

Worldwide there are just 2500 sets

The sword is an absolute acquisition for every Templar and collector

This detailed replica of a 16th-century double buckle is based on a rectangular design from the 16th century

Bucklers like this were mainly used in the Renaissance although the type was much older

The rings are braided in a 4:1 construction

merovingian belt with strap tongue and fittings brown leather silver plated brass Size:Big Worldwide there are just 2500This 3 cm wide belt is inspired by early medieval belt fittings from the Merovingian period, around the 5th 6th century. Buckle and fittings follow historical examples from the time, although this one is belt equipped with a clasp with a normal pin instead of the pin plate that is common in the find material from that period. The belt in brown leather with buckle and fittings in silver plated brass is long enough to wear tied, as was customary in