Medieval Leather Belt "Erik" - 3 cm / short

Belt "Erik" from the late Middle Ages in 3 cm width.

An expressive medieval belt based on the historical model of a belt that once belonged to the Danish King Erik of Pomerania and dates to around 1450.

King Erik's buckle was originally made of gilded silver. It bears the crown coat of arms of King Erik and the inscription: "Help ghot un maria nu altit" (God and Mary be our help at all times).

Link to the original belt...

The medieval belt is made of a strong cowhide of 3 to 3.5 mm thickness and is characterized by a natural and beautiful surface. Simply ideal for garb in medieval reenactment.

Narrow decorative lines are embossed into the leather of the belt on both sides, giving the medieval belt an additional elegant look.

Four sizes are available:
S: Circumference 74 - 92 cm Length approx.104 cm
M: circumference 84 - 102 cm length ca.114 cm
L: Circumference 94 - 112 cm Length ca.124 cm
XL: Circumference 104 - 122 cm Length ca.134 cm


The medieval belt "Erik" is available in black or brown cow-core leather with buckles in silver or bronze and can also be delivered as a belt to knot with strap end and matching decorative fittings.



King Erik of Pomerania lived from 1382 to 1459 and was for a time King of Norway, Denmark and Sweden. King Erik was the first king of the Nordic Kalmar Union, succeeding his adoptive mother Margaret I of Denmark and also Duke Erich I of Pomerania.