roman cingulum belt end tekija tinned brass Maliën en pantser A large part of the

A large part of the material is reused directly

The scabbard has steel rings so you can wear it on a belt

The surcoat was also utilised in battle to distinguish between different parties and families

A fine accessory for a re-enactment outfit from the Bronze Age to the Early Middle Ages

roman cingulum belt end tekija tinned brass Maliën en pantser A large part of theThis beautifully decorated belt end is perfect if you want to make your own Roman belts or as a spare part. This belt fitting is based on an original from the 2nd half of the 1st century AD. and was found in Serbia, near Tekija which was part of the Roman province of Pannonia. Originally, it was mounted on the end of 1 of the vertically hanging leather belt straps on the cingulum of a Roman legionary. The belt fitting is made of brass with a layer of