1350 - 1700 Armour Buckle Bronze- 20mm Strap Width Cotton An example of this style

An example of this style of bag can be seen on the art work of the Froissart's Chronicles of the battle of Poitier from the mid 14th century

This wool tunic is suitable for historical clothing impressions up to the late 14th century

this nail is perfect for adding a rustic

4cm) is the perfect companion for any adventure

1350 - 1700 Armour Buckle Bronze- 20mm Strap Width Cotton An example of this styleBuckle based on original London find, C1350 1400. Suitable for straps 13mm wide. This buckle is made from solid bronze. Double looped buckles or spectacle buckles such as this type were common between the mid 14th century to late 17th century. Price is for one buckle. Other items shown in photos not included. This belt buckle is cast in solid bronze and hand finished using the traditional lost wax casting technique. Available in polished and antiqued