15th.c English Scabbard

Scabbard/sword belt* for a sword of the 1st half of the 15th century forged by Gaël Fabre.

Characteristics :

- Custom-made scabbard core in lime wood assembled with bone glue.

- Linen middle layer + bone glue

- Silk velvet covering (100% natural silk, from Prelle manufacture, Lyon)

- Sword belt in vegetable-tanned leather covered with silk velvet (100% natural silk, from Prelle factory, Lyon)

- Acid-patinate silver-plated bronze buckles

- Acid-patinate silver-plated brass chape

- Acid-patinate silver-plated bronze fret with flowers

- Acid-patinate silver-plated copper scabbard mouthpiece (locket), surmounted by a bronze shield decorated with traditional enamels (Arms of Louis III of Anjou)