alemanni belt with belt tongue 4 cm brown leather brass Drinkhoorn standaards en houders This is a reproduction from

This is a reproduction from an original Roman spoon from the 3rd-4th century AD

and the markings are reproduced in real gold and copper

the spear was more often associated with nobility and heroes than the sword

This lozenge pattern was very popular among the Celts and Vikings

the purpose of which is to protect the latex coating of the sword when you frequently use the scabbard

alemanni belt with belt tongue 4 cm brown leather brass Drinkhoorn standaards en houders This is a reproduction fromThis wide belt is based on a Merovingian find from Balingen, dating from the 5th 6th century. This is instead of the thorn plate that is common in find material from that period belt Equipped with a buckle with a normal pin. The belt in brown leather with buckle and strap tongue brass stands out because of its generous width of 4 cm. A solid addition to your equipment for reenactment from the early Middle Ages and the Merovingian period.