This pair of turtle brooches are based on a Viking find from Snasen, Nord-Trondelag, Norway (Oslo C.755) dating from the late 8th century to second half of the 10th century. Turtle brooches were worn as jewelry on Viking women's apron dresses. Cast...
This bee mount was found in a burial dating to 481. 300 of them were found in the grave of King Childeric, father to Clovis, King of the Franks. They were stolen in 1831 and melted down for their gold. ...
The Vikings had it right when they came up with this design!
This round pendant has exquisite fine lines!
A find from Pitney, Somerset, England - 1 1/2" (3.7 cm)
This pendant features a Pelican design! A Pelican is the SCA symbol for Masters and Mistresses of the Pelican, for their service to the SCA. 1" by 1 1/8" (2.5 x 2.8 cm)
This finished belt is a one-off! Once it is sold, it will be gone. This 16th century belt has a buckle and tip with acorn motifs and is hand-dyed a rich nut brown. This belt includes our X92 belt buckle,...
Pin from a viking find. Peacocks were associated with eternal life because it was believed that its flesh did not decay after death!
Symbols of beauty, nobility, and immortality.
1 9/16” x 1 3/8” 4.1 cm x 3.5 cm
Button flower K-43 A button featuring an 8 petal flower design. Cast in bronze these medieval buttons should last for the life of your garment. Button from medieval times with a loop back. Cast in Bronze, sold in set of...
This very regal looking piece would look quite dandy as part of a formal uniform! Be the general of a mythical land! Great for Dieselpunk, too! A wide wingspan brings the item to the dimensions of 3 1/4" x 1...
This Viking belt buckle is reproduced from a find from the 1964 Cathedral Green excavation in Winchester, England. Cast in bronze, this piece is also available with a silver-plated or blackened silver-plated finish. For a 1.5" to 2" belt strap....
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...