Roman Period - Militaria
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Roman Period - Militaria |
ca. 50 B.C. - 450 A.D. (Click on the images to see further details!) |
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No. 045 added27.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Late Roman military belt from Glauberg, Hessen, Germany. Around 400 AD. Simplified version. Original brass, formerly tinned. For a width of 3.5 cm.
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No. 788 added01.06.2002, changed12.03.2010 Pendant of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century AD. Length: 4.8 cm / 1.9 inches.
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No. 918 added06.12.2003, changed12.03.2010 Germanic belt buckle from the middle/end of the 1st century AD. Belt width 1.2 cm. Original made from brass or bronze. Length of the buckle without the plate 7.9 cm. | |
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No. 201 added27.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Typical Roman buckle from a military belt. From the fort at Osterburken, Germany, around 200 AD. Original tinned brass or bronze. Fits a belt width of 2.2 cm / 0.9 inches. |  | |
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No. 289 added27.11.2000, changed09.04.2003 Late Roman military belt from Champdolent, Dep. Essones, France. In use between 340 and 380 AD. 46 decorative rivets and 6 propeller-shaped mounts belong to this belt. Available in different completions: 289 A: all brass pieces; 289 B: all brass pieces, but without the decorative rivets; 289 C: like A, but with leather ready to use; 289 D: like B, but with leather ready to use. And also as unworked casting, including all pieces with the decorative rivets.
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No. 219 added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Stud of a military belt, tinned brass inlaid with niello. From the fort at Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland, 1st century AD. Diameter: 2.5 cm / 1 inch.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Pendant of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century AD. Length: 5.8 cm / 2.3 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Pendant of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland, 1st century AD. Length: 3.7 cm / 1.5 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Pendant of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century AD. Length: 5 cm / 2 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Pendant of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Second half of the 1st century AD. Length: 5.5 cm / 2.3 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Stud of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century. Diameter: 1.6 cm / 0.6 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Stud of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century AD. Diameter: 2 cm / 0.8 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Stud of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century AD. Diameter: 2 cm / 0.8 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Stud of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century AD. Diameter: 1.9 cm / 0.7 inches.
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No. 011 added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Dagger frog of a military belt, original made from tinned brass, from the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. First half of the 1st century AD. Price per pair.
added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Dagger frog of a military belt, original in tinned brass, from Mainz, Germany. Second half of the 1st century AD. Price per pair. Width: 4 cm / 1.6 inches.
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No. 002 added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Buckle of a military belt, tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland, first century AD. For a width of 3.5 to 4 cm.
added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Buckle of a military belt, tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland, 1st century AD. Fits a belt width of 3.5 to 4 cm /1.4 to 1.6 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Silver buckle of a Roman military belt from Herculaneum, Italy. Before 79 AD. Fits a belt width of 4 to 4.5 cm / 1.6 to 1.8 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Buckle of a military belt, tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland, 1st century AD. Fits a belt width of 4 to 4.5 cm / 1.6 to 1.8 inches.
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No. 604A added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Military belt plate from the Auerberg, Germany, inlaid with niello and tinned. Early 1st century AD. Width: 2.8 cm / 1.1 inches. Price plate without niello, length 7.2 cm.
added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Military belt plate with dagger frogs from the Auerberg, Germany, inlaid with niello and tinned. Early 1st century AD. Width: 2.8 cm / 1.1 inches. Price per pair.
added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Military belt plate with buckle from the Auerberg, Germany, inlaid with niello and tinned. Early 1st century AD. Width: 2.8 cm / 1.1 inches.
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No. 426 added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Mounts of a Roman baldric (swordbelt), found at the fort Zugmantel, Germany. Around 180 to 230 AD. The inscription reads "OPTIME MAXIME CON (serva) NUMERUM OMNIUM MILITANTIUM". Translation: "Optimus Maximus (= Jupiter, symbolized by the eagle in the center of the disc) protect the cohort of soldiers". This type of mount appears from Denmark to Syria and was quite common in the Roman Empire. Original made from tinned brass. Fits a belt width of 6 cm / 2.3 inches.
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No. 268A added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Plate of a military belt, middle of the 1st century AD. These plates were found together at the fort at Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland and were made of thinly stamped sheet brass and then tinned. The replica is casted and therefore a bit thicker on the backside. Also available in the original technique, but more expensive. For a belt width of 4 cm.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Plate of a military belt, middle of the 1st century AD. These plates were found together at the fort at Augst (AUGUSTA RAURICA), Switzerland and were made of thinly stamped sheet brass and then tinned. The replica is casted and therefore a bit thicker on the backside. Also available in the original technique, but more expensive.
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No. 509 added28.11.2000, changed21.07.2010 Plate of a military belt, middle of the 1st century AD. From the Magdalensberg in Austria. Width: 5.1 cm / 2 inches. Original made from tinned brass.
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No. 598 added28.11.2000, changed07.04.2003 Roman spur from a private collection, 3rd century AD. Original made from brass. Price per pair.
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No. 131 added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Strap end of a Roman military belt. Around 150 to 250 AD, found at Frankfurt/Main. Original made from tinned brass. Length: 8.8 cm / 3.5 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Strap end of a Roman military belt. Around 150 to 250 AD, found at Frankfurt/Main. Original made from tinned brass. Length: 7.8 cm / 3 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Strap end of a Germanic military belt. Found at Torsberg, Denmark, 2nd to 3rd century AD. Original made from brass. Length: 6.7 cm / 2.6 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed12.03.2010 Strap end of a Roman military belt. Around 150 to 250 AD, found at the castrum Saalburg, Germany. Tinned brass. Length: 5.5 cm / 2.2 inches.
added28.11.2000, changed07.04.2003 Strap end of a Germanic or Roman military belt from the 1st century AD. Brass. Length: 6.7 cm / 2.6 inches.
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No. 012 added12.01.2001, changed21.07.2010 Hinged buckle for the Balteus of a Gladius from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Middle to end of the 1st century AD. Length (closed): 16 cm / 6.3 inches. Original made from tinned brass.
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No. 568 added31.01.2001, changed07.04.2003 Strap end of military belt, around 170 to 260 AD. Private collection. Length: 6.6 cm / 2.6 inches. Original made from tinned brass.
added31.01.2001, changed07.04.2003 Stud of a military belt or balteus (Swordbelt). Around 170 to 260 AD. Original made in tinned brass, diameter 1.9 cm.
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No. 687 added08.01.2002, changed12.03.2010 Pendant of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Second half of 1st century AD. Height: 8.7 cm / 3.4 inches.
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No. S003 added09.01.2002, changed27.02.2003 Spinned Roman shield boss from the time between 50 to 400 AD. Height: 7 cm / 2.8 inches; inner diameter: 12 cm / 4.7 inches; flange between 4 to 5 cm / 1.6 to 2 inches. |  | |
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No. S004 added09.01.2002, changed27.02.2003 Spinned late Roman shield boss from the time between 400 and 450 AD. Height: 10.5 cm / 4.1 inches; inner diameter: 12 cm / 4.7 inches; flange: 2.3 cm / 0.9 inches. | |
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No. S002 added09.01.2002, changed27.02.2003 Spinned Germanic shield boss from the time between 50 and 200 AD. Often this type had a stake or sting on the conetop. Height: 8 cm / 3.1 inches; inner diameter: 12 cm / 4.7 inches; flange: 2.5 cm / 1 inch. |  | |
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No. 318 added29.05.2002, changed12.03.2010 Hauberk breast-hooks, 1st century AD. Made of tinned brass, private collection. Length of one hook: 7.2 cm / 2.8 inches. Together with five rivets (head diameter: 2.1 cm / 0.8 inches) for fixing.
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No. 707 added29.05.2002, changed12.03.2010 Plate of a military belt, second half of the 1st century AD. Tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Largest width: 4.3 cm / 1.7 inches; length: 4.9 cm / 1.9 inches.
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No. 705 added29.05.2002, changed12.03.2010 Military belt plate, middle of the 1st century AD. Partly tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Largest width: 4 cm / 1.6 inches; length: 4.5 cm / 1.8 inches.
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No. 033 added29.05.2002, changed21.07.2010 Plate from a military belt, second half of the 1st century AD from Mainz, Germany. Tinned brass. Largest width: 4.7 cm / 1.8 inches; length: 4.9 cm / 1.9 inches.
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No. 545 added29.05.2002, changed12.03.2010 Plate of a military belt, second half of the 1st century AD. Tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Largest width: 4.1 cm / 1.6 inches; length: 4.5 cm / 1.8 inches.
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No. 712 added12.06.2002, changed12.03.2010 Endpiece with pendant of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 1st century AD. Length: 7.4 cm / 2.9 inches.
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No. 706 added12.06.2002, changed12.03.2010 Military belt plate, middle of the 1st century AD. Partly tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Largest width: 4.6 cm / 1.8 inches; length: 5 cm / 2 inches.
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No. 726 added14.11.2002, changed07.04.2003 One rare example of a military belt from the time around 200 AD of which the fittings have survived completely. In an old Roman well the remains of a Roman soldier have been discovered, complete with sword, belt, purse and brooch. The letters are forming the wish "Utere Felix" (use it luckily). The letters "U" and "T" at the beginning are combined into one letter. Original made from tinned brass. Fits a belt width of 2.7 cm / 1.1 inches.
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No. 731 added14.11.2002, changed07.04.2003 To the "burial" of the Lyon Soldier (see belt set No. 731) belong the fittings of the swordbelt, also made from tinned brass. Fits a belt width of 4 cm / 1.6 inches. From Lyon, around 200 AD.
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No. 853 added13.11.2003, changed21.07.2010 Belt plate from the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. 3.9 cm / 1.5 inches wide, 6.5 cm / 2.5 inches long. Original made from tinned brass. From the time between 20 and 50 AD.
added19.11.2003, changed21.07.2010 Belt buckle from the first half of the 1st century AD from the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Original made from tinned brass. Fits a belt width of 4 cm / 1.6 inches.
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No. 752 added13.11.2003, changed12.03.2010 Dagger frog from the Landesmuseum Mainz, Germany.Tinned brass. First half of the 1st century AD. Width: 2.5 cm / 1 inch. These undecorated, plain plates are the main bulk from the finds of plates of that time. Price per pair.
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No. 753 added13.11.2003, changed12.03.2010 Belt buckle from the Landesmuseum Mainz, Germany. Tinned brass. First half of the 1st century AD. Width: 2.5 cm / 1 inch. These undecorated, plain plates are the main bulk from the finds of plates of that time.
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No. 852 added28.05.2003, changed12.03.2010 Hauberk breast-hooks, first half of the 1st century AD. Made of tinned brass. From a soldier's burial, Chassenard, Allier, France. Several coin stamps of Tiberius and Caligula, that had been buried with the body, were found. Length of one hook: 8.5 cm / 3.3 inches. Together with five rivets (head diameter: 2.1 cm / 0.8 inches) for fixing.
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No. 864 added28.05.2003, changed12.03.2010 Square buckle for a soldier's belt from the beginning of the 3rd century. Tinned brass, private collection. Fits a belt width of 3.3 cm / 1.3 inches. Comes with the two buttons.
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No. 924 added01.05.2007, changed12.03.2010 Plate of a military belt, second half of the 1st century AD. Tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Largest width: 5,5 cm / 2.1 inches; length: 6,3 cm / 2.5 inches.
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No. 985 added28.02.2008, changed07.04.2008 Crest support from Richborough, England, first century AD. Height 6.6 cm. |  | |
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No. 947 added28.02.2008, changed12.03.2010 Typical mounts of a Roman baldric (swordbelt), found at the fort Saalburg, Germany. Around 180 to 230 AD. Original made from tinned brass. Fits a belt width of 5.3 cm.
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No. 977 added09.04.2008, changed19.04.2008 Late Roman military belt from Vermand, Dep. Aisne, France. In use between 310 and 360 AD. 8 propeller-shaped mounts are belonging to this belt. For a belt width of 5.1 cm.
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No. 922 added06.12.2002, changed07.04.2003 Typical germanic shield bar from the middle of the first century AD. Length 23 cm, complete with 4 rivets.
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No. 972 added12.06.2008, changed12.03.2010 Small plate of a military belt, tinned brass. From the fort at Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland, 1st century AD. Size: 1.3 x 3.5 cm.
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No. 984 added12.06.2008, changed12.06.2008 |
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