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Official Cinctorium or Roman Balteus
Cinctorium or Balteus of high-ranking Roman officers. Made of red-brown vegetable leather with silver metal fittings.
€210.77
€263.47
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Belt of the Roman Centurion, Cingulum, 1st Ct.
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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.
€115.93
€144.91
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Cingulum, Legionnaire Belt, RGZM
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.
€231.85
€289.81
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Greco-Roman Dagger Parazonium
Made of carbon steel and wooden handle. brass guard and with handles. It includes matching sheath with brass finishes.
The Parazonium was used by high-ranking officials in the Roman legions as a sword assistant.
€70.26
€87.82
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Gladius Sword
Roman Gladius sword with stainless steel blade 440. It's decorative. Hem has a small chain to adapt to the belt. The Sword of Ancient Rome Gladius is a double-edged Dagger used by the Roman legions. Roman Gladius is the term used to designate the sword. It had a length of about half a meter, but also custom made. The Roman soldiers were practical in killing
€68.88
€86.10
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Roman leather Baltus belt
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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 ancient Rome, the balteus (also called cintus) were the belt commonly used by the highest-hierarchy officers. The gladius (sword) was taken on the right side.

This belt does not have pterugers (apron-like straps), but has two round metal plates to accommodate a pugio (dagger).

Details:
- Belt material: cow leather
- Connections: tinned brass
- Size: Suitable for a waist size min. 97 / max. 116 cm, can be adjusted up to approx. 130 cm, drilling additional holes.
- Weight: approx. 800 g
€121.19
€151.49
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Roman leather Baltus belt
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 leather. It features authentic brass fittings based on archaeological finds of the Roman fort (fort/camp) of Zugmantel (Germany).
Details:
- Material: leather, approx. 3-4mm thick
- Brass accessories
- Width: approx. 6 cm
- Length: approx. 215 cm
€118.08
€147.60
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Pugio Romano Silver
Made of carbon steel and wooden handle. brass guard and with handles. It includes matching sheath with brass finishes.
The Parazonium was used by high-ranking officials in the Roman legions as a sword assistant.
€79.04
€98.80
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Official Roman Balteus in leather
Cingulum Militare, Central Roman-Germanic Museum of Mainz (RGZM), 1st c. PARA
Roman Legionnaire Belt with Tinned Brass Pteruges and Accessories

€252.93
€316.16
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Ornate Viking leather belt with antique brass buckle and hood
This belt is handmade in genuine yellow leather 3 to 3.2 mm thick. The buckle and solid brass cover are historically inspired by Birka's discoveries. The bracelet is about 1.9 cm wide and is available in three lengths: 130 cm, 150 cm and 170 cm. NOTE: As it is authentic yellow leather, be sure to keep it away from moisture; clean it regularly with linen (or any soft cloth); If the stain persists, a damp cloth and a little neutral soap foam will suffice.
When it comes to true Viking art, we imagine intricate works. That's why our handmade medieval leather belt with antique brass buckle and hood, adorned with intricate Viking knots, will fit you like a glove!
€31.62
€39.52