Viking Wolves Turtle Brooches - TB02This pair of turtle brooches are based on an Early Viking find from Oppland, Norway (Oslo C. 5324) dating from the late 8th to late 9th century. Turtle brooches were worn as jewelry on Viking women's apron dresses. Cast in bronze, these brooches are also available with a silver plated or blackened silver plated finish. They use steel pins for strength. Comes as a pair of brooches, each measuring 3 1 4" (8. 2 cm) tall.

This Anglo-Saxon bow brooch is based on a 6th Century piece found in Cambridgeshire

For a 3/4" belt strap

Add a bit of RED

Everyone loves 'em

Animal head terminals like this continued in use into the 13th and 14th C

Design based on a viking spur with a viking Dragon mount

8cm  Belt

This fantastic hip belt has a lovely red enamel detail

2 3/8" x 3 1/2" (6 cm by 9 cm)

2 cm) Belt

This brooch has a steel pin for strength

A Pelican is the SCA symbol for Masters and Mistresses of the Pelican