roman belt with triquetra fitting 5 cm brown leather brass Size:Small After the Disarming Act following

After the Disarming Act following the Battle of Culloden in 1746

the lansquenets wore this type of helmet under their fashionable hats

first by the Greeks and then by the Romans

The blade is made of 4310 carbon steel with a hardness of 53 HRC

Inspired by traditional Viking clothing

roman belt with triquetra fitting 5 cm brown leather brass Size:Small After the Disarming Act followingThis wide Roman belt is based on historical examples from around the beginning of our era and features a Roman buckle replica with a Triquetra fitting on the other side. The belt in brown leather with metal parts inside brass is made of sturdy cowhide with a thickness of 3 to 3. 5 mm. Two pressed lines along the edges indicate the belt a neat, slim appearance. Roman legionnaires were recognizable even without weapons by their rich armor belt, the