Dress hook
Clothing fastener

Medieval Bronze Seal Matrix, 13th Century AD. Crowned P
Three Views showing Profile, seal end, and seal impression
Used to identify Sender and insures privacy of sealed items

Strap connector
Two birds design

A Viking Stirup Mount
885 - 915 AD

East Anglian Silver Sceat 680-710 AD Obverse: Facing
bust with moustache & beard. reverse: Long legged dog

Medieval Spindle Whorl
Carved design in lead

Medieval lead pendant
Handmade stamped design

Venetian hammered silver coin
Italy, Venice, Andrea Contarini, 1368-1382 AD
Doge leader with gonfalon / Lion of St. Mark

Medieval Brooch Buckle
It was Fashionable to pin
at neck as a fastener

Medieval Pilgrim's Badge
Canterbury pilgrimage
12th C. AD

Medieval belt fitting

A buckle part

Key Pilgrim's Badge
Holy pilgrimage
12th C. AD

Medieval Buckle
With buckle plate

King Edward 1st (1272-1307) nicknamed "Longshanks"
Due to his great height and stature
Silver Long Cross penny, Canterbury Mint

Saxon Era Horse pendant

Stephen of Blois, Norman king of England 1135-1154 AD
Stephen son of Adela, daughter of William the Conqueror
Civil war and anarchy is what his reign is best known for

Penny sized Lead "Boy Bishop Token" 13th Century
Boys were selected to be the "Nicholas Bishop"
December 6th through the Feast of the Holy Innocents

Saxon cross Brooch
of the Saxon era

King Henry III, King John's son, was the first English
monarch to be crowned while still a child. He became
King at age nine and Ruled From 1216-1272 AD He was
The greatest of all patrons of medieval architecture.

A Lead Token
with Arrow design

A Medieval Buckle

Lead Seal Matrix With seal empressions on both sides
Usually are found to have a seal empression on one side

Medieval coin weight

Medieval Belt mount
A Belt decoration

Henry the 6th Hammered silver half penny 1422-1461 AD
Son of Henry the 5th, He was King of England & of France

Medieval casket key

A Medieval Buckle

Saint Edmund Viking Silver hammered coin 895 - 910 AD
Danish east Anglian Memorial penny mid Anglo-Saxon period

Medieval frame Buckle

Lead loom weight
Spacer shaped

Grout sized Lead "Boy Bishop Token" 13th Century

A Medieval Buckle

King Henry the Ist
Hammered silver penny
1125-35 AD

King Edward Irish hammered penny 1281-1283 AD
Edward King of England, Lord of Ireland

Medieval lead token

Anglo-Saxon "Porcupine" silver Sceat penny
(Sceattas) translated as treasure or wealth
Porcupine with triangular fore-leg 600-775 AD
Reverse: Standard with 4 lines and central annulet

Henry the 6th Hammered silver half penny 1422-1461 AD
He was son of Henry the 5th of the house of Lancaster
and was King during the "War of the Roses" between the
Noble houses of York (white rose) and Lancaster (red rose).

Hand made lead Weight

Silver short cross coinage of the Plantagenet Kings
A cut half silver hammered short cross coin 1159-1246 AD
In 1247 long cross coinage was ordered to prevent clipping

Medieval period buckle

Belt or harness Mount

Edward 1st (1272-1307) nicknamed "Longshanks"
Due to his great height and stature.
Silver Long Cross penny, London Mint

Crossed Lead token
Circa 1400s AD

Hammered Silver coin
Bent for use as
A love token

Viking Zoomorphic Brooch 895 - 915 AD
Four creatures Radiating From The center
In use during the mid Anglo-Saxon period

Heart Shaped Lead
Universal symbol of Love
Used throughout Time

Long Cross Design
Lead token 15th C.

Venetian hammered silver coin, Christ stands facing
on platform, Doge kneels left before St. Mark standing
Doge the chief magistrate & leader of the Republic
of Venice 1523-1538 AD

Saxon Brooch Fragment
Tip of the brooch

Crowned coin weight

King Edward III silver hammered half groat 1327-77 AD
The outbreak of bubonic plague, the 'Black Death',
In 1348-1350 killed half the population of England.

Medieval period buckle

Very interesting buckle
many designs and styles
used throughout history

Sceat series K/R Mule, which is a serpent forming a circle,
the reverse is a standard these two sides are not usually
together, this makes it very rare, dates about 680's AD

Saxon Brooch or mount
Early to late periods
600- 1065 AD.