This rectangular belt mount sports a bold red coloring! The originals had inset garnets!
2 3/4" (7 cm) Belt Fitting from the Sutton Hoo find, Saxon, 7th C.
This mount is based on the Rectangular buckle, replacing the buckle end with a matching mount end. This is not from the burial, but the rectangular buckle is such a beautiful piece, this mount just needed to be made! 2...
Sutton Hoo purse mount. 2 of these mounts were on the face plate of the purse buried in the Sutton Hoo mound. From 625 AD. 1 3/8" x 1 1/4" 3.5 x 3.3 cm
In this mount the three circular cells give the effect of eyes and nostrils of an animal head. It is thought it might have served as a counter plate to the rectangular buckle, as is often seen in Frankish and...
This is unusual in type in Anglo-Saxon material. The back plate is abnormally thin and frail-looking. It has been suggested that this may have been a textile mount.This mount probably was mounted on the sword scabbard. It has a shallow...
This is for one pair of the fittings. The buriel had two pairs for shoulder straps, probably on a leather body armor. They were curved for the shoulders. - 5 1/2" (14 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...