Cinctorium or Balteus of high-ranking Roman officers. Made of red-brown vegetable leather with silver metal fittings.

Roman Legionnaire cycclusion made of leather and brass. The cingulum is one size and the belt measurement is approximately 115 cms.

Cingulum, Legionnaire Belt, RGZM
The original originates from the second half of the 1st century
and is now exhibited at the Romanesque-Germanic Museum in Mainz, Germany.

Romano Gladiator vest with strips and with self-adjustable triple buckles strap. Made of premium leather. Standard size.

Replica of the shield used by the Hoplites of the city-states of ancient Greece. The shell is made of hand painted plywood. On the back, it has leather fasteners and ropes. The diameter of the shell is approximately 97 cm.

Spartan cuirass short muscle, steel w. bronze finish

Beautiful, usable heroic battleship made of steel with bronze finish.

Cornu, Roman horn, brass The cornu or cornum is an ancient brass instrument used in the Roman Empire. In the Roman army, he was transported by the so-called cornicen (horn blower) and employed to send coded orders across the battlefield in the form of horn signals. Off the battlefield, it also served as a ceremonial musical instrument. This functional replica is made of brass and equipped with a wooden handle. The horn is delivered disassembled. It consists of three threaded tubes, a nozzle and a cross bar/handle. The final assembly is very easy and must be carried out by the customer. Details: - Material: brass and wood - Height: approx. 106 cm - Weight: approx. 2.5 kg

Cingulum Militare, Mainz Standard, 1st c. AD
Roman Legionnaire Belt with Tinned Brass Pteruges and Accessories