medieval belt erik van pommeren with strap tongue brown leather silver plated brass Size:Big Archaeological finds show that chains

Archaeological finds show that chains could bear both pagan and Christian symbolism and were regularly associated with ritual specialists

playing a pivotal role in the history of the Holy Roman Empire

The sleeves feature a symmetrical pattern consisting of two winding lines in contrasting colours

the mask is dark green and its circumference is approximately 59–61 cm

medieval belt erik van pommeren with strap tongue brown leather silver plated brass Size:Big Archaeological finds show that chainsThis one belt is based on a historical example that once belonged to the Danish King Erik of Pomerania and dates from around 1450. Buckle and strap tongue were originally made of gold plated silver; the buckle bore the crown crest of King Erik with the inscription 'Help ghot un maria nu altit'. The belt in brown leather with buckle and strap tongue in silver plated brass is made of sturdy cowhide leather of 3 to 3. 5 mm thick and has narrow pressed