Medieval badge Cat and Mouse  

Secular and a Pilgrim Badge for headdress, copy from historical  museum of England.

Latin phrase "VISIS MU" can be translated as "I've caught the mouse"

Which in turn is indicative as a symbol of prosperity or luck.

This type of badge was often worn on bags or hat with money or on hats as an amulet for enrichment.

On the back of the badge there is a pin for attaching to the headgear.

Excellent detail allows you to consider even small details.

That badge will allow you to be stand out, like person with excellent taste and charm at a medieval tournament, festival or fair.

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Time period: late 14th -15th Century

Origin: England. 

Size:             5 x 2.5 cm  / 2" х  1"

Weight :                 13 g  /  0.46 Oz

(Solid Brass thickness is 1.5-2 mm / 0,07" )