The 15th century medieval belt pouch is taken from the "Annunciation Triptych" illumination. This pouch shows up often in other 15th century illumination. In the "Annunciation Triptych" the purse is adorned with two moon shaped fittings, has a buckle, and fashionably displays a bollock knife or dagger in a scabbard tucked behind the pouch. The buckle is from Museum of London's Dress Accessories. This seems to be the purse or pouch of a Nobleman and is worn by a man.

The 15th Century Medieval Purse is made of leather and comes in black or brown and with cast bronze furniture that is gold plated. The body of the pouch (not including belt loops) measures 8 1/4 inches wide by 5 1/4 inches high, has a side gusset that gives it volume and will accommodate a full checkbook, and fits on a 2 1/2 inch belt.

"Annunciation Triptych" illumination. This pouch shows up often in other 15th century illumination.  Shown in Black also available in Brown.	A close up of the furniture!  You can get these items from Raymond's Quiet Press.
"Annunciation Triptych" a close up of the pouch in the illumination.	poor fella' has a nice pouch and bollock dagger

Important Note on Colors

I can not promise or guarantee shades of color or patterns in the leather and texture. I will use the best material possible to maintain the look, hand, and color of each pouch shown. The pouch you receive may vary from the pouches shown!