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13th–15th Century Rosette Belt
SKU: AH4332Inspired by surviving examples from the High Middle Ages, this belt showcases a series of ornate rosette mounts, reflecting the elaborate plaque belts worn by knights and nobility of the period. Original knight belts of this kind were richly decorated with golden and silver mounts and enameled plaques, a genuine luxury item that marked the wearer’s status. This reproduction recreates that decorated rosette style, suited to a knightly or noble medieval impression.
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13th–15th Century Medieval Belt
SKU: AH6200Belts recovered from archaeological finds of the 13th through 15th centuries were an indispensable part of medieval costume, made of strong leather with cast buckles, mounts, and strap ends. This reproduction recreates that period-accurate construction, suited to a range of medieval impressions from the High to Late Middle Ages. Fully wearable, it makes a historically grounded addition to a medieval costume.
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The kidney pouch was the most common belt bag of the Late Middle Ages, its distinctive curved silhouette giving it its modern name. This reproduction is based on the well-documented Dordrecht find, published in Olaf Goubitz’s archaeological study “Purses in Pieces,” recovered from the ground at Torenstraat in Dordrecht, the Netherlands. Two leather belt loops secure it to the waist, following the historical practice of wearing this style exclusively on the belt rather than over the shoulder.
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Leather Frog for Drinking Horn
SKU: AH1117This leather frog is designed to hang a drinking horn from the belt, keeping it secure and accessible during feasting or general wear. Drinking horns were a genuine feature of Viking and medieval feasting culture, and a dedicated belt holder let a wearer carry theirs without needing to hold it constantly. A practical, historically grounded accessory suited to a Viking or medieval feast impression.
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Leather Sword Hanger, Brown
SKU: AH4454BRThis leather sword hanger provides a dedicated attachment point for carrying a scabbarded sword from the belt. Worked in brown leather, it offers practical, adjustable support distinct from an integrated belt frog. Suited to a range of historical impressions calling for hip-carried bladed weapons.
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WWII General Leather Holster
SKU: DEHOL053This holster is made in genuine leather for holding a handgun with proper support and stiff material. A general WWII-pattern holster suited to a range of national impressions where a specific model match isn’t required. Fully functional and durable for regular field use.
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The capsa was a cylindrical leather or wood case developed by the Romans to transport several papyrus scrolls at once, protecting delicate documents from damage during travel. This reproduction is complete with three blank scrolls, an integrated baldric-style strap allowing it to be worn on the hip or over the shoulder. An essential accessory for a Roman messenger, scribe, or military officer impression.
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Roman Leather Bag, Comacchio Type
SKU: AH6196NThis bag is based on a genuine archaeological find: a remarkably well-preserved Roman military leather bag recovered in 1980 from an Augustan-period shipwreck near Comacchio, Italy. This natural leather version offers the same historically grounded design in an undyed, lighter finish. Rectangular in shape, it hangs from a sturdy leather shoulder strap, with a lid that folds over the front and secures with two leather ties.
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Roman Leather Bag, Comacchio Type
SKU: AH6196This bag is based on a genuine archaeological find: a remarkably well-preserved Roman military leather bag recovered in 1980 from an Augustan-period shipwreck near Comacchio, Italy. Rectangular in shape, it hangs from a sturdy leather shoulder strap, with a lid that folds over the front and secures with two leather ties. A practical, historically grounded satchel roomy enough for genuine everyday use as well as Roman re-enactment.
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Medieval Leather Bag
SKU: AH6198This medieval leather bag offers practical, period-styled carrying capacity, suited to a general medieval impression across a range of social classes and periods. In a world without sewn-in pockets, bags and pouches like this served as the pockets, purse and general utility carrier of medieval daily life. Fully functional and versatile, it suits re-enactment, living history, or everyday leather goods use.
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Medieval Decorative Belt
SKU: AH4331Decorated belts served as a genuine marker of wealth and status throughout the medieval period, with metal fittings and mounts marking out wealthier wearers from those in plain leather. This reproduction recreates that decorative tradition, suited to a noble, courtier, or wealthy merchant impression. Fully wearable, it makes a striking addition to a more formal medieval costume.
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Viking-Inspired Leather and Canvas Bag
SKU: AH6195This bag combines high-quality leather with durable canvas, drawing on the practical, rugged material combinations associated with the Viking era. Viking-age travellers and traders carried goods in bags built for durability over decoration, favouring materials that could withstand sea voyages and overland travel alike. A versatile, hardwearing accessory suited to Norse re-enactment or general historical costume use.
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Pictish-Style Leather Bag with Beading
SKU: AH6194This bag draws on the artistic traditions of the Picts, the confederation of peoples in early medieval Scotland known for intricate carved stonework and metalwork rather than surviving textiles or leather. Detailed leather beading decorates the surface, translating the spirit of Pictish decorative art into a genuinely wearable accessory. Crafted from premium leather, this bag offers a distinctive alternative to the more commonly reproduced Roman, Viking and medieval bag styles.
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Viking Leather Coin Pouch, Woven Design
SKU: AH6193A hand-woven leather coin pouch reflecting the everyday carrying equipment of the Viking Age, when coinage — alongside weighed silver by the piece — was a genuine and growing part of Norse trade and daily life.
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Leather Celtic Belt, Long
SKU: AH5530This long leather belt offers a versatile Celtic-inspired accessory suited to a range of body sizes and wrapping styles. Simpler than our grommet-decorated Celtic belts, this version favours plain, functional leather construction. Fully wearable, it suits a Celtic historical impression or general leather accessory use.
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Russian WWII TT-33 Tokarev Belt Set with Holster
SKU: SRU45TOK7.62BLTSETThis complete belt set includes a holster styled after equipment for the TT-33 Tokarev, standard sidearm of Soviet forces through the Second World War. A complete belt-and-holster combination offers a ready-to-wear set for a Soviet WWII impression. Genuine leather construction gives the set real durability for regular field use.
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Russian WWII TT-33 Tokarev Leather Holster
SKU: IRU451895762HOLThis holster recreates equipment for the TT-33 Tokarev, standard sidearm of the Soviet military through the Second World War, widely regarded by collectors as one of the most reliable pistols of the era. Its rugged, simple design reflected the same wartime priorities that shaped much of Soviet military equipment: durability and ease of mass production above refinement. Genuine leather construction gives the holster real durability for regular field use.
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Japanese Military Sling, WWII Pattern II
SKU: IJA459977SLGThis sling is crafted with the arms and equipment used by the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second World War specifically in mind. Worked in high-quality leather, it offers an alternative build to our other WWII Japanese military sling. Suited to costume dressing, re-enactment, or general display alongside other WWII Japanese militaria.
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WWII General Leather Holster II
SKU: DEHOL022This holster is made in genuine leather for holding a handgun with proper support and stiff material. An alternative build to our other general WWII holster pattern, suited to a range of national impressions. Fully functional and durable for regular field use.
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A dedicated sword belt gives a wearer a practical, purpose-built way to carry a sheathed blade at the hip. This version is worked in brown leather, offering straightforward, durable construction suited to regular wear. A versatile accessory suited to a range of historical impressions calling for a hip-carried sword.
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Sword Hanger, Black Leather with Nickel Hardware
SKU: AH4453BKA sword hanger provides a dedicated, adjustable carrying loop for a scabbarded blade, typically worn attached to a waist belt rather than as a standalone belt itself. This version is worked in black leather with nickel hardware, offering a durable, practical mounting point for a hip-carried sword. Suited to a range of historical impressions calling for a hip-slung blade, from military to civilian dress.
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Pirate-Style Double Belt, Brown Leather
SKU: Ah4452BRThis double belt combines two straps into a single layered accessory, a striking silhouette associated with the more elaborate end of pirate and privateer costume. Worn at the waist, the layered design offers a bolder visual statement than a single plain belt while still functioning as practical carry equipment. Fully wearable, it suits a pirate captain or privateer costume impression.
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Pirate-Style Double Belt, Black Leather
SKU: Ah4452BKThis double belt combines two straps into a single layered accessory, a striking silhouette associated with the more elaborate end of pirate and privateer costume. Worn at the waist, the layered design offers a bolder visual statement than a single plain belt while still functioning as practical carry equipment. Fully wearable, it suits a pirate captain or privateer costume impression.
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Pirate-Style Waist Belt, Black Leather
SKU: AH4451BKAlongside the shoulder-worn baldric, sailors and privateers of the 17th and 18th centuries also wore simple waist belts, practical for carrying smaller equipment or simply holding up clothing. This black leather belt recreates that straightforward waist-worn style, evoking the so-called Golden Age of Piracy. Fully wearable, it suits a pirate, privateer, or general Age of Sail costume impression, worn alone or alongside a baldric.
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Pirate-Style Waist Belt, Brown Leather
SKU: AH4451BRAlongside the shoulder-worn baldric, sailors and privateers of the 17th and 18th centuries also wore simple waist belts, practical for carrying smaller equipment or simply holding up clothing. This brown leather belt recreates that straightforward waist-worn style, evoking the so-called Golden Age of Piracy. Fully wearable, it suits a pirate, privateer, or general Age of Sail costume impression, worn alone or alongside a baldric.
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Pirate-Style Baldric Belt, Black Leather
SKU: AH4450BKSailors and privateers of the 17th and 18th centuries often carried a cutlass or hanger sword slung from a shoulder baldric, more practical aboard a moving ship than a hip-slung scabbard alone. This black leather baldric recreates that shoulder-carry style, evoking the so-called Golden Age of Piracy. Fully wearable, it suits a pirate, privateer, or general Age of Sail costume impression.
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Pirate-Style Baldric Belt, Brown Leather
SKU: AH4450BRSailors and privateers of the 17th and 18th centuries often carried a cutlass or hanger sword slung from a shoulder baldric, more practical aboard a moving ship than a hip-slung scabbard alone. This brown leather baldric recreates that shoulder-carry style, evoking the so-called Golden Age of Piracy. Fully wearable, it suits a pirate, privateer, or general Age of Sail costume impression.
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Sutton Hoo Belt
SKU: AH6767A leather belt referencing the fittings recovered from the Sutton Hoo ship burial, the richly furnished early 7th century Anglo-Saxon grave in Suffolk, England, widely associated with Rædwald, King of East Anglia.
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This black leather belt features brass metal grommets set around its entire circumference, a decorative treatment drawing on Celtic material culture and metalworking traditions. Celtic craftsmen were skilled metalworkers, and decorative brass and bronze fittings on leather goods reflect a genuine strand of that broader tradition. Fully wearable, this belt suits a Celtic historical impression or general leather accessory use.
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Roman 1st C. Mainz Belt Tin Plated
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Cingulum with Apron, Tinned Brass
SKU: AH6766This cingulum is composed of thick plates and a buckle in tin-plated antiqued brass, backed by robust leather, with a full decorative apron completing the historical arrangement. A second inner lining of suede leather protects the wearer’s tunic from the rivets that secure the decorative plates throughout. Twin rondels provide the classic attachment points for hanging a pugio dagger.
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US Half Holster with Waist Belt, Colt 1911 Pattern
SKU: DEHOL020NThis set combines a half holster with an additional waist leather belt, styled after equipment for the Colt 1911 .45 used by American forces. The half-holster design offers a lighter, more open profile than a full-flap holster while still securing the pistol. Genuine leather construction throughout gives real durability for regular field use.
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Japanese Military Sling, WWII Pattern
SKU: IJA45386.5SLGThis sling is crafted with the arms and equipment used by the Imperial Japanese Army during the Second World War specifically in mind. Worked in high-quality leather, it recreates the general pattern of Japanese military carrying straps used across the Pacific theatre. Suited to costume dressing, re-enactment, or general display alongside other WWII Japanese militaria.
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Celtic Leather Purse, Brass Motif
SKU: AH4144This leather purse is adorned with a meticulously carved brass metal piece, showcasing intricate Celtic-style decorative detailing. Combining genuine leather craftsmanship with cast metal ornamentation, it reflects the decorative traditions Celtic metalworkers were renowned for. A practical, historically inspired purse suited to a Celtic impression or general leather goods use.
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Cingulum, Rheingonheim Pattern
SKU: AH6796This cingulum follows the Rheingonheim pattern, a style named for the site in Germany where the original artefacts on which it is based were discovered. Numerous belt plates in steel are riveted onto the thick, sturdy leather belt, with a pair of hinged disc swivel plates serving as anchor points for a pugio scabbard. Beautifully crafted with close attention to the intricate detailing of the Roman period, this belt was worn by military personnel and is fully wearable for re-enactment or costume use.
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This brown leather belt features brass metal grommets set around its entire circumference, a decorative treatment drawing on Celtic material culture and metalworking traditions. Celtic craftsmen were skilled metalworkers, and decorative brass and bronze fittings on leather goods reflect a genuine strand of that broader tradition. Fully wearable, this belt suits a Celtic historical impression or general leather accessory use.
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Plain Leather Belt
SKU: AH6780A plain leather belt is one of the most versatile pieces in any historical wardrobe, suited to almost any impression from antiquity through the medieval period. Available in brown, red or yellow, this belt offers straightforward, functional styling without decorative fittings. Fully wearable, it works equally well as an everyday accessory or as a base layer beneath a more decorated belt or baldric.
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Cingulum, Tekije Pattern
SKU: AH6726The Tekije belt design is thousands of years old, based on original finds dated to the Flavian period, the second half of the 1st century AD, discovered near Tekija in modern Serbia. This eye-catching belt is worked in hand-tanned red-brown leather, giving it an authentic period appearance distinct from the more familiar Mainz pattern. This version offers the Tekije-pattern plates and buckle without the additional apron, for a simpler build.
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Cingulum, Tekije Pattern, with Apron
SKU: AH6727The Tekije belt design is thousands of years old, based on original finds dated to the Flavian period, the second half of the 1st century AD, discovered near Tekija in modern Serbia. This eye-catching belt is worked in hand-tanned red-brown leather, giving it an authentic period appearance distinct from the more familiar Mainz pattern. The full decorative apron completes the historical arrangement, following genuine archaeological evidence for Roman belt construction on the empire’s Danubian frontier.
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Roman Baldric Belt Castrum Zugmantel
SKU: AH6728The Roman baldric is worn diagonally over one shoulder rather than around the waist, historically used to carry a weapon or, in other contexts, a drum or bugle. Distributing weight across the shoulder and torso rather than the hips alone, a baldric supports heavier loads more comfortably than a standard waist belt. Fully wearable, this reproduction recreates that shoulder-carry system in leather.
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Cingulum, She-Wolf with Romulus and Remus
SKU: AH6797This heavily adorned cingulum draws its decoration from one of Rome’s own founding myths, the she-wolf who nursed the twins Romulus and Remus, legendary founders of the city. Brass plates riveted to the belt carry that motif, alongside other imagery, in the alternating pattern typical of richly decorated legionary belts. A striking, mythologically grounded centrepiece for any Roman military impression.
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Roman Legionary Cingulum, Brass Apron
SKU: AH3868NThe Roman cingulum belt, also known as the cingulum militare, was an essential part of a Roman soldier’s equipment, serving not only as a functional belt but also as a visible symbol of military identity and rank. This reproduction includes the full decorative apron worked in brass, recreating the layered plates and pendants that made the cingulum a genuine display piece. Fully wearable, it suits legionary re-enactment as well as costume dressing.
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Black Leather Arrow Quiver
SKU: AH5113A quiver holds arrows, bolts or darts, carried on the archer’s body, the bow, or the ground depending on the type of shooting and the historical tradition being followed. This black leather quiver offers practical, durable arrow storage suited to hip or back carry. Fully functional, it suits archery re-enactment as well as general historical costume use.
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Roman Ringed Baldric
SKU: AH6760A baldric is a belt worn diagonally over one shoulder rather than around the waist, historically used to carry a sword or other equipment across the body. This ringed version fits metal rings along its length, giving additional fixed attachment points beyond a plain leather strap. Roman soldiers commonly wore their gladius suspended from a baldric of this kind, separate from the waist-worn cingulum.
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Rapier Belt with Hanger Strap
SKU: AH4301A rapier’s slim, elongated scabbard needed a specific kind of carry system, and this belt provides exactly that: the scabbard fits through leather loops on the carrier, angled for quick, comfortable access. Its two-piece design means the belt and hanger fit properly regardless of who wears it, adjusting independently of one another. Fully wearable, it suits Renaissance-era rapier and smallsword impressions.
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Leather Bayonet Frog, General Pattern
SKU: AH4151This leather frog has been designed to hang from the belt and securely hold a bayonet or dagger in place. A general-pattern frog suited to a range of blade types and historical impressions. Fits belts easily for practical, secure carry.
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Leather Frog, Medium
SKU: AH4160This leather frog has been designed to hang from the belt and securely hold a dagger in place. This medium pattern is perfect for daggers or small swords and fits belts easily. A practical, versatile accessory suited to a wide range of historical impressions.
