Small Two Ring Small Brass Buckle – Lord of Battles
In stock
$1.60
- Shipping estimated at checkout
- Every blade inspected before shipping
- 30-day returns
- Overall Length
- 1 1/8''
- Weight
- 0.3 oz
- Brand
- Lord Of Battles
Overview
Small Two Ring Small Brass Buckle - Lord of Battles
Still one of the most secure ways to fasten something, buckles were once used for much more than simply holding pants up. From Latin buccula (cheek strap) the buckle first came into widespread use by the Roman Legions to fasten their helmets into place. Throughout the ages the simple buckle has been indispensable for fastening armor, adjusting sword belts and baldrics, or holding down the boxed lid of a mercenary companys pay coffer.
The length measurement has been taken along the horizontal axis of the buckle or along the flat edge of a D-ring buckle. Fits a 5/8'' inch wide belt or strip of leather.
Specifications
Every measurement that matters
- Brand
- Lord Of Battles
- Overall Length
- 1 1/8''
- Weight
- 0.3 oz
- Country of Origin
- India
- Material
- Brass
Reviews
What collectors are saying
Q&A
Questions from the community
No questions yet — be the first to ask.
Video
See it in motion
Lord of Battles Buckles 2
The Maker
Lord Of Battles
Lord Of Battles offers an ever expanding line of armor and re-enactment gear with an eye towards quality and authenticity. Based in India, these guys have been supplying the European HEMA and re-enactment communities for years through various resellers, but are now taking control of their own brand. Our direct partnership with the factory allows us to offer their products at deep discounts, by cutting out an entire level of markup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Ptk34iAJZU
Often paired together
nice casting The picture in the catalog doesn’t do this buckle justice, the piece is a very smooth cast. I was afraid it might be a little rough from the image, but was pleasantly surprised when I received them. Buy with confidence.
Very well-polished and looks reasonably sturdy for its tiny size. It resembles authentic Late Medieval or early post-Medieval designs; I could even believe it was molded from an original. The ones I received have slightly more of a figure-8 shape than in the online photos, probably ground after casting.