medieval belt erik of pomerania black leather brass Schermmaskers en handschoenen which is now kept in

which is now kept in the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Valenciennes

The tunic itself also has slits on the sides

making it look layered and voluminous

The handle of this comb is fastened to the comb with brass nails

medieval belt erik of pomerania black leather brass Schermmaskers en handschoenen which is now kept inThis one belt is based on a historical example that once belonged to the Danish King Erik of Pomerania and dates from around 1450. The original buckle was made of gold plated silver and wore the crown coat of arms of King Erik with the inscription 'Help ghot un maria nu altit'. The belt in black leather with buckle brass is made of sturdy cowhide leather of 3 to 3. 5 mm thick and has narrow pressed decorative lines on both sides, which gives the whole