medieval belt pouch 14th century

medieval belt pouch 14th centuryThe lovely, handy leather bag offers three ways to store your belongings: one main compartment and two smaller, pouch like pockets that can be closed with leather ties. The front flap closes with an adjustable leather strap and a brass buckle. The bag will be a fine addition to your medieval garb. A particularly well suited accessory for medieval markets and re enactment, living history or LARP events, it provides an excellent way to stash any present

It can be employed to attach your armour

Please note: the cauldron may leak

The axe is semi-sharp and constructed from hardwood and steel

The spearhead is small

The candle holder is an accurate representation of Viking ships as they were constructed between the 9th and 11th centuries

The Mempo was a type of face protection traditionally worn by samurai in feudal Japan

about 80% of English knight effigies from the period 1290–1330 feature Type XIV swords

It protected the prosperity of the family

The hood features a long point at the end

The plates are decorated with rivets and feature a V-shaped edge

The helmet is a replica of an original from 50–75 AD

and a loop large enough to fit onto your scabbard belt or any belt up to approximately 7 cm wide