anglo saxon belt from the viking age brown leather Size:Normal became increasingly popular among women

became increasingly popular among women from the 13th century onwards

The sleeveless design with round neckline offers freedom of movement and is easy to combine with a blouse or shirt underneath

with a fine vine decor

Sideswords such as this were employed throughout North and Central Europe by both cavalrymen and infantry

This traditional one-handed sword has an Oakeshott type 1 pommel with a cross motif engraved on it

anglo saxon belt from the viking age brown leather Size:Normal became increasingly popular among womenThis one belt features a replica of an Anglo Saxon buckle bronze, based on a find from Norfolk in England, and with a staple plate on the belt confirmed. The belt in brown leather, with an open, unfinished edge, is made of sturdy cowhide leather of 2. 8 to 3. 2 mm thick, waxed matt finished so that it develops a natural patina over time. Two pressed lines along the sides indicate the belt a sleek appearance, and thanks to the length you can wear it