Middeleeuwse geldbeurs, groot, zwart Leren dagboeken en notitieboekjes Around the 16th century it

Around the 16th century it was developed from the medieval kidney dagger

Please note that the accessories shown in the photos are not included with the jerkin

It is often used as a sign of protection and strength in Nordic and Germanic cultures

Note: the white underdress is sold separately

Deze knie en scheenbeschermes zijn gemaakt met het oog op zware sparsessies en wedstrijden

Middeleeuwse geldbeurs, groot, zwart Leren dagboeken en notitieboekjes Around the 16th century itThis money pouch is based on late medieval examples from around 1400. The soft leather is tightened with a leather lace, to which the decorative buckle is fastened. The buckle closes the pouch by sliding it through a slit in the flap. The pouch is made of 1 mm thick cow leather and has a flap of 2 mm thick. The belt loop is suitable for a belt up to 7 mm. The pouch is around 17 x 13 cm large.