roman belt fitting tekija tinned brass Yule a typical motive for the

a typical motive for the Gothic period that was also used in architecture

One-and-a-half swords were a size between the single-handed and two-handed swords

so that you can attach it in the way you want

untempered carbon steel

It is a handy tool and survival knife for use in the reenactment camp and at home

roman belt fitting tekija tinned brass Yule a typical motive for theThis beautifully decorated belt fitting is well suited to those wishing to make their own Roman belts, or may be employed as a spare part. The belt fitting is based on an original from the 2nd half of the 1st century AD, found in Serbia, near Tekija, which formed part of the Roman province of Pannonia. Originally it was worn on the belt of a Roman legionary: the cingulum or balteus. Crafted from brass with a layer of tin applied over it, the fitting