Belt tip - Saxon, Sutton Hoo design with man face - X-50 ROSE PATTERN King of the Franks

King of the Franks

2 cm) for about 3/4" (2 cm) belt - Belt Tip 1 5/8" by 3/4" For 3/4" (2 cm) Belt

4th - 6th C

3" by 3 1/8" (7

Penannular brooches were especially popular with the Celtic peoples of the British Isles during the late Roman period and were also worn by the Vikings in the Early Medieval period

Belt tip - Saxon, Sutton Hoo design with man face - X-50 ROSE PATTERN King of the FranksBased on a piece found in the 1990's excavation of Sutton Hoo 1 5 8" long, 9 16" wide, (4 x 1. 4 cm) Found in the horseman's grave. Part of the horse bridle set. Horses wore tip with men faces on them and men wore tips with Animals on them!