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Frankish eagle brooch

Art.Nr.: 07 Br Bird
8,40 €
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Merovingian eagle-brooch replica
Merovingian eagle-brooch replica
S-Fibula replica - silver plated
S-Fibula replica - silver plated
Bird shaped frankish fibula replica
Bird shaped frankish fibula replica
S-brooch of the Middle Ages
S-brooch of the Middle Ages
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Replica of an Alemannic bird brooch in S-shape.

This detailed replica of a so-called S-shaped brooch, a Frankish-Alemannic eagle brooch from the early Middle Agesv was made after a Merovingian model from the 6th century.

This beautiful replica of a small eagle brooch from the Merovingian period is made of high-quality bronze and is also available in genuine silver plated.

There is a sturdy pin on the back of the medieval bird brooch. Link to the original brooch...

Dimensions of the Frankish bird brooch: 3 x 1.5 cm.

During the early Middle Ages in the 5th and 6th centuries, such so-called S-brooches or bird fibulae were a characteristic part of women's costumes among the Frankish Merovingians and were usually worn as a pair or in combination with a rosette brooch.

Eagle brooches and other bird brooches, often as S brooches, were used by the Franks and Alemanni in the early Middle Ages to close the neckline of the dress in the chest area and were a status symbol of the wealthy Merovingian woman. In combination with a pair of brooches for the lower part of the garment, these four brooches formed the so-called Merovingian four brooch costume.

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07 Br Vogel Merovingian Bird Brooch with Cloisonné of the Early Middle Ages after a Merovingian find. 3.5 x 1.5 cm Bronze or real silver plated.
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Replica of a Germanic S-Fibula
Replica of a Germanic S-Fibula
07 Br S-Fibel Replica of a Merovingian S-brooch with Cloisonné after a find from theeEarly Middle Ages. 4 x 3 cm Bronze or silver plated.
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Replica of an Alemannic bird brooch in S-shape.

This detailed replica of a so-called S-shaped brooch, a Frankish-Alemannic eagle brooch from the early Middle Agesv was made after a Merovingian model from the 6th century.

This beautiful replica of a small eagle brooch from the Merovingian period is made of high-quality bronze and is also available in genuine silver plated.

There is a sturdy pin on the back of the medieval bird brooch. Link to the original brooch...

Dimensions of the Frankish bird brooch: 3 x 1.5 cm.

During the early Middle Ages in the 5th and 6th centuries, such so-called S-brooches or bird fibulae were a characteristic part of women's costumes among the Frankish Merovingians and were usually worn as a pair or in combination with a rosette brooch.

Eagle brooches and other bird brooches, often as S brooches, were used by the Franks and Alemanni in the early Middle Ages to close the neckline of the dress in the chest area and were a status symbol of the wealthy Merovingian woman. In combination with a pair of brooches for the lower part of the garment, these four brooches formed the so-called Merovingian four brooch costume.

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