The word “frog,” used for the leather loop or sheath-holder that attaches a blade to a belt, dates in this sense to the early 18th century, possibly borrowed from the Portuguese froco, describing a similar belt attachment. This standard-pattern frog is perfectly sized for daggers or small swords and fits belts easily.
Leather Frog, Standard
This leather frog has been designed to hang from the belt and securely hold a dagger in place. This medieval frog is perfect for daggers or small swords and fits belts easily. A practical, versatile accessory suited to a wide range of historical impressions.
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Leather Frog, Traditional
SKU: AH4154This leather frog has been designed to hang from the belt and securely hold a dagger in place. This traditional pattern is perfect for daggers or small swords and fits belts easily. A practical, versatile accessory suited to a wide range of historical impressions.
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Japanese Arisaka Bayonet Frog
SKU: IJABAYFRGThis is a typical replica of the bayonet frog used for the WWII Japanese Arisaka rifle bayonet, crafted in high-quality leather. It attaches the Arisaka’s bayonet scabbard securely to a soldier’s belt, keeping the blade accessible without occupying the hands. A genuine piece of Japanese WWII field equipment, suited to an Imperial Japanese Army infantry impression.
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Leather Sword Holder, Cross-Body
SKU: AH4157This leather sword holder has been designed to be worn across the waist as a belt, securely holding a blade in place. This medieval sword holder is perfect for swords and daggers, offering an alternative carry method to a standard belt frog. A practical, versatile accessory suited to a wide range of historical impressions.
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Leather Broadsword Frog
SKU: AH4149This leather frog has been designed to hang from the belt and securely hold a broadsword in place. Sized specifically for broadswords, it offers a larger, sturdier build than our dagger and small sword frogs. Fits belts easily for practical, secure carry.
