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Which was excavated from Deerberg at Bubach (Schlossberg Dargen) in the Provence of Pomerania
you can dress this up or down to suit a wide variety of characters
strength and better colour and tone than chrome tanned leather
This strap-end is reproduction of an original London find
Width under the arm pits (measured across the front of the chest
Viking Turtle Brooch - Bronze H&E Camping and Cooking Which was excavated from DeerbergThis turtle brooch is a reproduction of an oval brooch held by the British Museum item number 1888,0103. 1. The original archaeological artefact was found in 1867 together with a sword in what is believed to have been a double burial of a man and women in Norfolk in England, estimated to be from the 9th 10th century Viking Danelaw kingdom of East Anglia. This shell fibula type was classified by the archaeologist Jan Petersen as fibula type P51 and is
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