medieval belt erik van pommeren with strap tongue and fittings black leather brass Size:Small This lantern is made after

This lantern is made after several 16th century originals

and fine bronze tweezers have been used for personal hygiene since the Bronze Age and were even part of medical instruments in Egypt and Rome

The front flap closes with an adjustable leather strap and a brass buckle

Bevors of this type appeared in the second half of the 15th century

A hand-stitched finish with leather laces runs over the entire width and length

medieval belt erik van pommeren with strap tongue and fittings black leather brass Size:Small This lantern is made afterThis one belt is based on a historical example that once belonged to the Danish King Erik of Pomerania and dates from circa 1450, complete with buckle, belt tongue and three fittings. The original parts were gold plated silver; the buckle bore the crown crest of King Erik with the inscription 'Help ghot un maria nu altit'. The belt in black leather with buckle, belt tongue and fittings brass is made of sturdy cowhide leather of 3 to 3. 5 mm thick and