sword belt (sordbelt)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 111
A military belt from which the sword is suspended. It varies in form and arrangement according to the weight and shape of the weapon, and the rest of the military dre , but from the middle ages to the present time it has tended toward the form of a simple girdle from which, on the left side, a longer strap and a shorter serve to suspend the scabbard of the sword, the shorter one securing it near the top or opening, Sword-belt for mounted man-at-arms, 13th century. (From Viollet-le-Duc's "Dict. du Mobilier français.") and the longer one about half-way toward the chape. The most important variation of this type was that of the er, 5 (d).
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