• Medieval leather belt pouch, 14th century, brown
  • medieval leather bag, 14th century, brown
  • Medieval leather belt bag, 14th century, brown
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Medieval leather belt bag, 14th century, brown

$104.98 USD
$104.98 USD
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Highlights

This brown medieval belt pouch, crafted from high-quality leather, is an authentic and functional addition to any 14th-century historical attire.

  • Authentic reconstruction of a medieval leather pouch based on historical 14th-century models
  • Thoughtful design with a spacious main compartment and two additional pouch pockets
  • Secure closure of the front flap with a robust brass buckle and an adjustable leather tab
  • Practical attachment to a belt, accommodating belts up to 2 cm wide
  • Versatile use for reenactment, LARP events, medieval markets, or a distinctive everyday look
  • High-quality combination of genuine leather and brass with an authentic total weight of approximately 200 g
Manufacturer's specifications

SPQR Seasonings, 381 Locust Street Unit H4 Aero Ind. Park, 07735, Keyport NJ, CS@SPQRSeasonings.com
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Medieval leather belt pouch, 14th century, brown
medieval leather bag, 14th century, brown
Medieval leather belt bag, 14th century, brown
Medieval leather belt pouch, 14th century, brown

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Questions about the product Medieval leather belt bag, 14th century, brown

What are the dimensions of the medieval leather belt pouch, and what belt width are the loops on the back suitable for?

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What material is the medieval leather belt bag made of, and how should the leather best be cared for to maintain its longevity?

This medieval leather belt pouch is made of high-quality, robust cowhide. To maintain the material's longevity, coarse dirt should be removed regularly with a soft brush or a slightly damp cloth. It is important never to expose the leather to direct heat such as radiators or fire, but rather to allow it to dry slowly at room temperature. For maintenance, it is recommended to apply a thin layer of leather grease or leather balm once or twice a year to keep the leather supple and protect it from drying out. An additional waterproofing treatment will also effectively protect the pouch from moisture and dampness during outdoor events.
How does the design of this belt pouch differ from other medieval bag forms such as the kidney pouch or the bread bag, and for which specific representation (classes or professions) was this type particularly characteristic in the 14th century?

The design of this 14th-century belt pouch is characterized by a rectangular shape with integrated loops for attaching it directly to the belt, while kidney pouches have a kidney-shaped base and bread bags are usually larger, sack-like, and often made of fabric. In the 14th century, this type of pouch was a universal accessory, particularly characteristic of the imagery of burghers, craftsmen, and travelers, as well as members of the working classes, because it allowed for practical and secure storage close to the body.
What historical fastening elements are used on this 14th-century belt pouch, and how securely can it be attached to the belt?

This medieval belt pouch from the 14th century uses a robust buckle as its historical fastening element; in the brown version, the buckle has a brass finish. Two sturdy leather loops on the back ensure secure attachment and are suitable for belts up to 6 cm wide, guaranteeing a firm hold during activities such as reenactment or LARP.