Roman leather

Replica of a centurion cingulum from the late Roman period.

Roman Centurion Belt, Cingulum, 1st Ct.

This is a copy of a typical Roman cingulate (cingulum militare), used by centurions during the first century. The belt is made of sturdy, light brown leather with narrow brass fittings.

Cingulum Militare, Mainz Pattern, 1st c. AD

Roman Legionary Belt with Pteruges and Tinned Brass Fittings

The piece of Roman military gear known as a cingulum militare was a leather belt adorned with ornamental metal...

Cingulum, Legionnaire Belt, RGZM

Roman legions in the first century.

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.

Roman Legionnaire cycclusion made of leather and brass.

Greek leather apron belt with metallic brass ornaments

Leather apron belt by ancient Greek model with brass ornaments.

Greek leather belt for apron

Apron belt with metal ornaments. It can be closed with a belt.

Details

- Color: black

- with metal and brass ornaments

- Length: approx. 132 cm

- 1.8mm...

Cinctorium or Balteus of high-ranking Roman officers.

Cinctorium or Balteus of high-ranking Roman officers.

Roman Phalerae, Tinned Brass Roman Phalerae, Tinned Brass Roman Phalerae, Tinned Brass Roman Phalerae, Tinned Brass

Phalera romana, tinned brass

Tekija Balteus, Roman Leather Belt

Authentic replica of a Roman balteu from the Flaviano period (second half of the 1st century AD).

The brass belt fittings are based on artifacts found near Tekija (Serbia).

In...

Roman Baldric, 3 c., Castrum Zugmantel

In the Roman army, all soldiers - from low ranks to centurions - carried their gládio across their shoulders using a baldric.

This Roman baldric is made of approx. 3 mm thick...