Maximilian Buckle: A highly decorative brass buckle from a suit of Maximilian armour. German, Circa 1520. It was cast from an original in our private collection. Fits a 3/4 inch strap. $5.00 in brass (Replica Collection)

Eared Buckle: A small brass buckle found on the foreshore of the Thames river in London. A similar buckle may be seen on the brass of Robert de Bures. English, 14th century. According to Dress Accessories this type of buckle had the greatest period of longevity of any in the medieval period. The earliest examples were being thrown away as early as 1150 and as late as 1400. They are called "ornate outside edge" buckles, and frequently have projections, lobes, ridges or ears. It was cast from an original in our private collection. Fits a 1/2 inch strap. $3.00 (Replica Collection)

Lobed Buckle: A small replica of a brass buckle found in Dorset. According to Dress Accessories this type of buckle had the greatest period of longevity of any in the medieval period. The earliest examples were being thrown away as early as 1150 and as late as 1400. They are called "ornate outside edge" buckles, and frequently have projections, lobes, ridges or ears. It was cast from an original in a private collection. This buckle will fit a strap ranging from 1/2" to 15/16" wide.$5.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Foliate Buckle: This foliate covered brass buckle fits a 3/4" wide strap. It dates to the 12th or 13th century, though holdouts of this form continued into the 14th. The tongue is not pictured. It was cast from an original in our private collection.  $6.00 in brass (Replica Collection)

Ridged Armour Buckle:This heavy duty buckle is copied from a surviving original in our private collection. It is very stout and would be perfect for use supporting plate armour or even for making your horse harness. This buckle would be appropriate from 1200-1500. It is made for a ¾ inch wide strap though a strap of nearly an inch wide will pass through it. $5.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.). Consider pairing this with the Smaller Rose Buckle $5.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Larger Rose Buckle: This rose shaped figure eight buckle is copied from a surviving original in our private collection. This buckle would be appropriate from 1450-1650. It is made for a ¾ inch wide strap. Consider pairing this with the Smaller Rose Buckle $6.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Grooved Buckle: This brass buckle is copied from a surviving original in our private collection. This buckle would be appropriate from 1250-1450. It is made for a 1 to 1/1/8 inch wide strap. $6.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Large Figure Eight Buckle: This plain figure eight buckle is copied from a surviving original in our private collection. This buckle would be appropriate from 1400-1700. It is made for a 3/4 inch wide strap though a 1 inch strap will pass through it. $6.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Smaller Ridged Figure Eight Buckle: This plain figure eight buckle is copied from a surviving original in our private collection. This buckle would be appropriate from 1400-1700. It is made for a 3/4 inch wide strap though a 3/4 inch strap will pass through it. $5.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Pointed Loop Sword Buckle: This sword belt sized brass buckle fits a 1 1/2" to 2" wide belt. It is appropriate for the whole medieval period though pointed loop buckles were most popular in the 13th through the 15th centuries. This piece works well with the acorn strap end. $10.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Large Eared Sword Buckle: This sword belt sized brass buckle fits a 1 1/2" to 2" wide belt. A similar buckle may be seen on the brass of Robert de Bures. English, 14th century. According to Dress Accessories this type of buckle had the greatest period of longevity of any in the medieval period. The earliest examples were being thrown away as early as 1150 and as late as 1400. They are called "ornate outside edge" buckles, and frequently have projections, lobes, ridges or ears. This piece works well with the acorn strap end. $10.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Plate Buckle: This brass plate buckle fits a 7/8" wide belt. It is appropriate for the whole medieval period though plate buckles were most popular in the 14th and 15th centuries. It was cast directly from an original in our private collection. This piece works well with the plate strap end. $12.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Plate Strap End: This brass strap end fits a 7/8" wide belt. It is appropriate for the whole medieval period though acorn strap ends were most popular in the 14th and 15th centuries. It was cast directly from an original in our private collection. $12.00 in brass. (Replica Collection.)

Early Period Buckles 

Viking Buckle: This engraved buckle is cast from an original Anglo-Norse buckle found in Yorkshire, England in our private collection. It is perfect for all manner of straps and narrower belts. Made for a 3/4 inch wide strap. $5.00 in Brass (Replica Collection)

Larger Pewter Viking Buckle: This engraved buckle is an enlarged version of the buckle above. It is perfect for belts ranging from 1 1/4" to 2" wide. $7.50 in Pewter 

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Large Brass Viking Buckle: This engraved buckle is an enlarged version of the buckle above. It is perfect for belts ranging from 1 1/4" to 2" wide. Pairs well with the Viking Jelinge Strap End.  $10.00 in Brass.

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Viking Jelinge Strap End: This piece was cast from an original Viking stirrup mount found in Yorkshire, England that was formerly in our private collection. The interlaced knot work dragon decoration is molded in high relief. This strap end is a nice match for the Large Brass Viking Buckle and is perfect for belts ranging from 1 1/4" to 2" wide. $15.00 in Brass.

Viking/Saxon Plate Buckle: This decorated brass buckle fits a 1/2" wide strap. It has an integral plate  and can be affixed to a strap with rivets. It was cast from an original Anglo-Saxon or Norse buckle, found in Yorkshire in our private collection. 1.7 inches long. $6.00 in brass (Replica Collection)

Anglo/Norse Buckle: This decorated brass buckle fits a 1/2" wide strap. It was cast from an original Anglo-Saxon or Norse buckle, found in Yorkshire in our private collection. $5.00 in brass (Replica Collection)