Medieval German cape & hood clasps copy. Paired brochures for the reenactment of 14-15th century costume & armor. The two-part decoration consists of the Holy Roman Empire coat of arms. in the Middle Ages, it probably belonged to a wealthy man, possibly a nobleman. It is perfect for a suit of high military rank or a rich noble lady. Size: 50mm x 40mm Material: brass. Weight: 18gr Period & region: 14-15th century, Germany (The Holy Roman Empire) The brooch is quite powerful, but not huge. It is well suited for a single-layer cloak or a hood or chaperone clasp. Both parts are connected by two hooks, which are securely fixed in the hole. It is quite easy to open & close, but when walking it does not open by itself. On the inside of the brooch, there are 4 rings with which you need to sew it to the clothes you will fasten. Such jewelry was found during excavations in Germany & dates back to the 14th-15th centuries. The clasp is made of gold-colored brass based on historical sources. Both then & now, brass often imitated gold elements. This decoration makes the costume special, adds the spirit of the region, & creates a recognizable look. Gold Clasp Closure For Medieval Costume’s Of Western Europe | Germany With Double Headed Eagle. Reenactment 14-15Th Century Knight Outfit
