medieval money pouch large 155145747

medieval money pouch large 155145747The money pouch is based on late medieval examples from around 1400. The soft leather is tightened with a leather lace, to which the decorative buckle is fastened. The buckle closes the pouch by sliding it through a slit in the flap. Crafted from 1 mm thick cow leather, the pouch has a flap of 2 mm thickness. The belt loop is well suited to belts up to 7 mm wide. The pouch measures approximately 17 x 13 cm.

They are durable and considerably cheaper than real swords

They are comfortable to wear and can be fastened behind the knee and the ankles with leather straps

though the asymmetrical and organic forms lend it a distinctly elven character

Should the blade be blunted

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Side slits on the tunic permit improved mobility

A beautiful wand inspired by Old Norse mythology

you won't slip on wet grass with these soles

a type that was produced during the second half of the 9th century AD

we do not recommend leaving it in the sun for any prolonged period

Byzantine art depicts calf-length chainmail chausses in Tokali Kilise (10th century) and Karanlik Kilise (11th century)

the ram appears in various contexts