late roman belt brown leather with strap end LARP schilden Bevors of this type appeared

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

The sword comes with a brown leather scabbard with tinned brass fittings

This disc fibula is a replica of a 10th century Viking brooch made in the Borre style

This 3 cm wide belt is based on belt fittings from the High Middle Ages

The blade can withstand a maximum pressure of 11 to 12 kg

late roman belt brown leather with strap end LARP schilden Bevors of this type appearedThis one belt is inspired by a late Roman buckle clasp from the 4th century, executed in Roman Germanic style in bronze. One belt of this type was a recognizable part of both military and civilian clothing within the Roman Empire at that time. The belt is made of sturdy cowhide leather colour brown, wax matt finished and 2. 8 to 3. 2 mm thick, making it leather develops a natural patina over time. Two pressed lines along the edges provide a neat,