Winingas, vindingr, vaf-spj̫rr, Wickelbander Hook tag, Similar pieces have been found as early as the 7th C. and as late as the 11th C. - 2" (5 cm) - priced for a pair
Wingas hooks
These are used in Saxon and Viking times to hold your leg wraps in place. For those of us that have experienced a sprained ankle and had the wrap secured by little hooks you will understand their use!
Based on a piece found at 46-54 Fishergate, York. This piece dates from the late 10th C. Similar pieces have been found as early as the 7th C. and as late as the 11th C. - 13/16" (2.3 cm) Winingas,...
Master of Defense Collar without Peerage Medallion - Shown is Mistress Sarah de Montgomery wearing a collar with the Medallion of the Order of St. Martin! You can add your own medallion for your cadets or whomever! Based on an alabaster...
A Y-89 comb holder with a Man Face, in fact to me the figure is biting the comb in its wide mouth! The piece come with a comb or without one. The holder also could be used to hold a fire...
From a Germanic Buckle. The red inlay represents the Garnet that would have been there in medieval times. The buckle has split rivets for attachment 2" X 1 5/8" (5 X 4.4 cm) for a 1 1/2" belt (4 cm)...
Foreign Customers! The American Post Office on Sunday July 12th updated their rates and did away with the entire postal first class letters over 1/4” thick. I would have to send...