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Product Description
- Brass.
- 4.5 x 2.8 cm.
- Bar: 1.4 cm.
- Historically accurate.
A replica of a 14th-15th century AD buckle. This is a direct copy of a buckle excavated in Brockdish, Norfolk, England; nonetheless this was a common design from roughly 1320 to 1420 and was widespread throughout Europe. This is a sturdy, cast double-frame buckle comprising two addorsed D-shaped loops with subtriangular outer edges. The pin is cast as D-section spike with a small semicircular pad on the outer face; it is formed round the central bar of the buckle on which it runs freely.
Reference: Egan, G. & Pritchard, F. Dress Accessories 1150-1450, London, 2002, p.88 item 386.
Free postage for Australia & New Zealand.
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Product Reviews
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Replica 14-15th century brass buckles
Bought a dozen to accessorize my armour & outfits. Better quality than I expected, not rough cast. Cheaper than at the leather supply outlets. Unknown on 19th Nov 2021
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Double Frame Brass Buckles
Very fast service, great value product, exactly as advertised. Thank you Medieval Shoppe, I will definitely be back for more stuff one day :-) Unknown on 9th Apr 2018
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Good Replica
Perfect armour buckles for reenactors. Not only are they historic replicas, but they are beautiful, sturdy solid brass & they are great value. I have used these before. You may want to pinch the prong a bit tighter to the bar with a pair of pliers etc if you are a perfectionist . Will not dissapoint. Michael Beswick on 14th Feb 2018
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Perfect buckles
I purchased 6 of these buckles will be perfect for my kit they match my gambeson buckles and will look great on my bracers. Good solid construction should last a long time. Unknown on 13th Oct 2016
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