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

This hawk has an extra long blade and a cut-out in the shape of a heart

and the hood can also be unzipped and removed if necessary

Another original may be seen on a statue at Olite Cathedral

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

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.