roman legionary belt cingulum with fittings black leather silver plated brass Size:Small The strong blade is made

The strong blade is made of tempered EN45 carbon steel and has a wide fuller

but historians suggest that landsknechts started cutting their clothing because it was too tight to fight in

This torque is woven from three bronze wires and finished with real garnets at the head ends — a status symbol within Celtic culture

This pendant is a reproduction of a so-called lunula

the chest armour features two front plates held together with a leather strap

roman legionary belt cingulum with fittings black leather silver plated brass Size:Small The strong blade is madeThis one belt, Called a 'cingulum' in Roman antiquity, it is inspired by examples from around the turn of the year and all around fittings with nine rectangular plates and a triquetra fitting opposite the buckle. Roman legionnaires were already upon them belt recognizable: in contrast to civilian clothing, where studded belts hardly appear in the find material, the Roman army often wore richly decorated belt trimmings as a status symbol. The 5 cm wide