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a hand made anglo saxon style brass buckle plate and steel buckle, 20mm wide for a 20mm belt,
choice of 8 options all based on early anglo saxon finds, supplied with copper rivets,
please note that the leather is not supplied and is for illustration only, all correspond to marzinzik's type II.19b
(rectangular copper alloy) except for finglesham grave 75 which is a II.22a
made in sheffield england by daegrad tools
available as;
Finglesham g75
Empingham g50
Castledyke g62
Bergh Apton g7
Mucking g281
Morning Thorpe g333
Empingham g120
Wasperton g22
choice of 8 options all based on early anglo saxon finds, supplied with copper rivets,
please note that the leather is not supplied and is for illustration only, all correspond to marzinzik's type II.19b
(rectangular copper alloy) except for finglesham grave 75 which is a II.22a
made in sheffield england by daegrad tools
available as;
Finglesham g75
Empingham g50
Castledyke g62
Bergh Apton g7
Mucking g281
Morning Thorpe g333
Empingham g120
Wasperton g22