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Limoges Style Belt Buckle – 12th-13th Century - Outlet
Are you looking to add a touch of high-medieval artistry to your belt? This exquisite buckle replica draws inspiration from the renowned metalwork of Limoges, France, a center of craftsmanship during the 12th and 13th centuries. The intricate relief features interlaced beast or knotwork motifs, typical of the Romanesque and early Gothic periods, making it a perfect accessory for the era of the Crusades. Further product information ...
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Limoges Style Belt Buckle – 12th-13th Century
Authentic Detail for Your Costume
While commoners wore simple iron fittings, the nobility displayed their wealth through ornate accessories. This D-shaped buckle is cast with precision and features a flat back for a comfortable fit against your garb. Available in two finishes to match your ensemble: solid Brass for a rich, golden look, or Silver-plated for a sleek, noble appearance. Perfect for:
- Historical Re-enactment: Ideal for knights, nobles, or wealthy merchants from the 1100s to 1200s.
- LARP & SCA: A sturdy and stylish choice for finishing a sword belt or a pouch strap.
- Leatherworking: An excellent piece of hardware for crafting custom period belts.
Installation
This buckle is designed to fit a strap width of approximately 30 mm (1.2 inches). To attach it, simply fold the thinned end of your leather strap over the buckle bar and secure it by sewing with waxed thread or using period-appropriate rivets. Ensure you punch a hole for the pin to pass through comfortably.
Specifications
| Overall Length | 43.6 mm (approx. 1.7 inches) |
| Overall Width | 31.9 mm (approx. 1.25 inches) |
| Inner Width (Strap size) | approx. 30.4 mm (approx. 1.2 inches) |
| Pin Length | 33.2 mm (approx. 1.3 inches) |
| Material / Finish | Brass or Silver-plated Brass (selectable) |
Maintenance
To keep your buckle looking its best, wipe it down with a dry cloth after use to remove moisture and oils. The brass version can be polished with standard metal polish if a bright shine is desired. For the silver-plated version, use a soft silver polishing cloth gently to preserve the plating.
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