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Handmade Scottish leather belt from hide and decorated with embossing (roots). Buckle with Scottish thistles.

• Material: zinc, leather
• Belt dimensions: 2.6 × 130 cm
• Handmade by Wulflund

Handmade leather belt with embossing.

• Material: bronze, leather
• Size of the buckle: 4 x 150 cm
• Manufacturer: Wulflund

A Medieval historical belt with the French Fleur-de-Lis (flower of a lily) decorative symbol.

• Material: pewter, real and quality leather
• Belt size: cca 160 cm × 3,8 cm

A historical leather belt that is made of a high quality leather. Based on the Viking Age finds and the Viking art style. Material: bronze-plated pewter Width: 3 cm Length: 150 cm Approx. 3 mm thick leather

Leather Belt with Animal Beast Head Buckle hand made from high quality leather, our original design is inspired by Viking Age artefact crafted in the Borre Viking art style. Material: bronze-plated pewter, leather Width: 3 cm Length: 150 cm Approx. 3 mm thick leather

Leather Belt with Animal Beast Head Buckle hand made from high quality leather, our original design is inspired by Viking Age artefact crafted in the Borre Viking art style. Material: leather and zinc alloy Width: 3 cm Length: 150 cm

Leather Belt with floral embossing. Hand made from high quality leather. The buckle a replica of a buckle from England, XVI. Century. Material: leather and zinc alloy Width: 3 cm Length: 150 cm

Handmade Scottish leather belt from hide and decorated with embossing (roots). Buckle with Scottish thistles.

• Material: zinc, leather
• Belt dimensions: 2.6 × 130 cm
• Handmade by Wulflund

Handmade leather belt with embossing.

• Material: bronze, leather
• Size of the buckle: 4 x 150 cm
• Manufacturer: Wulflund

Handmade leather belt with Celtic embossing.

• Material: tin alloy, leather
• Size of the buckle: 3.5 x 150 cm
• Manufacturer: Wulflund

A reproduction of a Viking Belt.  The original belt set was found in 1890 in a mound near the farm of Gokstad, Sandar, Norway. This burial site was very rich (tents, horse equipment, ships) and it is suggested that this mound belongs to the Norse king of Olaf Geirstad-Alf, king of Vestfold. …

A viking leather belt that is made of a high quality leather. Based on the Viking Age finds and the Viking art style. The belt buckle is a replica of a find from Sweden, locality: Fröjel. Material: tin alloy Width: 2 cm Length: 150 cm

An exact replica of a Medieval Belt with Buckle and Strap End from Salzburg, found in 1978. The original was manufactured around 1240. The bronze fittings are crafted using the lost-wax casting method. Material: bronze, leather Belt size: 2.1 x 170 cm Strap end size: 2.1 x 2.6 cm

An exact replica of a Medieval Belt with Buckle and Strap End from Salzburg, found in 1978. The original was manufactured around 1240. The bronze fittings are crafted using the lost-wax casting method. Material: bronze, leather Belt size: 2.1 x 170 cm Strap end size: 2.1 x 2.6 cm

Leather GARTERS for fastening trousers and leg wraps. Based on archaeological findings and iconographical representations.

• Material: leather and bronze

A belt with a casted replica of a viking belt set. Inspired by a find uncovered in Norway, the 10th century. Viking art style of "Borre". Material: pewter, leather Size of the buckle: 2.9 × 3.4 cm Size of the strap-end: 1.5 × 4.6 cm Size of the belt: 170 × 1.5 cm

Quality leather smooth historical belt with a buckle and a strap-end. Belt buckle is a replica of a find from Sweden, locality: Fröjel. Material: pewter, real and quality leather. Size of the belt: 136 × 2 cm. Manufactured by Wulflund.

A Medieval belt from genuine leather.

• Material: pewter, genuine leather
• Sizes of the belt: 150 × 2,5 cm

A historic leather belt that is made of a high quality leather. Based on the Viking Age finds and the Viking art style.

• Material: bronze-plated pewter
• Width: 3 cm
• Length: 160 cm
• Approx. 3 mm thick leather

A reproduction of a viking belt. The original belt set was found in 1890 in a mound near the Gokstad farm, Sandar, Norway. This burial site was very rich (tents, horse equipment, ships) and it is suggested that this mound belongs to the Norse king Olaf Geirstad-Alf, king of Vestfold. The motif for…