Gothic Bow Brooch with Red Enamel - TB04This bow brooch is a reproduction from a 6th Century Visigothic example from the British Museum. Bow brooches were worn by Germanic peoples like the Goths, Franks, Anglo Saxons and Vikings and were influenced by late Roman fibulae brooches. Cast in bronze with red enamel, this piece is also available with a silver plated or blackened silver plated finish. This brooch has a steel pin for strength. 4 7 8" (11. 2 cm) long

despite the studs

4th C after Carnuntum - 1 1/2" by 5/8" 4cm x 1

keeper and 2 stiffners

As the Germans entered the ranks of the legions they brought these useful holders with them

Belt buckle measures 1-7/8" by 1-1/2" (4

They have split rivets for attachment

This set is used by Sir Raymond himself

this belt ring is also available with a silver-plated or blackened silver-plated finish

pair 2 3/8" by 1" 6

Viking knots become birds in this elegant cloak clasp

This pair of turtle brooches are based on an Early Viking find from Oppland

For a 1" belt strap