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| 326 | Roman Period | added 01.12.2007 changed 28.01.2014 | Roman Lantern from Pompeji, first century AD. Diameter 5 inches (12,5 cm), height (measured without chains and grip) 8.3 inches (21 cm). |
| 926 | Roman Period | added 01.12.2007 changed 31.01.2012 | Roman silver spoon ("Ligula") from the hoard found at Neupotz, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. The biggest hoard found North of the Alp-mountains, about 1600 pounds heavy. Length of the spoon 7.4 inches. From the third century AD. |
| 907 | Migration Period | added 28.02.2008 changed 01.07.2013 | Germanic crossbow fibula from Urach, Germany. Middle of 4th to beginning of 5th century AD. This type of fibula developed parallel to the Roman crossbow fibula No. 073. Original made from brass. Length: 5.8 cm / 2.3 inches. |
| 947 | Roman Period | added 28.02.2008 changed 12.03.2010 | 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. |
| 954 | Frankish-Carolingian Period | added 28.02.2008 changed 01.07.2013 | Strap end, fitting for this buckle. From Dorset, England. Length 7.3 cm. |
| 955 | Frankish-Carolingian Period | added 28.02.2008 changed 01.07.2013 | Strap end, fitting for this buckle. Length 3,8 cm. |
| 956 | Frankish-Carolingian Period | added 28.02.2008 changed 01.07.2013 | Strap end, fitting for this buckle. Length 2,0 cm. |
| 959 | Roman Period | added 28.02.2008 changed 02.02.2013 | Very rare gold coin from Postumus (260-269).He founded the independent and strong Gallic Empire, which lasted for fourteen years and occupied all of Gaul, Britain, and Spain. |
| 985 | Roman Period | added 28.02.2008 changed 07.04.2008 | Crest support from Richborough, England, first century AD. Height 6.6 cm. |
| 945 | Roman Period | added 09.04.2008 changed 09.04.2008 | Roman Knickfibel from Xanten, Germany. This type was spread in the Middle and Lower Rhine area and around the river Maas and Mosel. Time of use between 10 to 50 AD. Length 7.5 cm. |
| 965 | Roman Period | added 09.04.2008 changed 09.04.2008 | Omegabrooch from Xanten. Found along the Limes and in Southgermany and Switzerland. It appeard in the 40ties of the first century AD and ended around the middle of the second century AD and was used pairwise by women. In the late second century AD it appeared again in a bigger size as a men's brooch, used up till the late 4th century AD in different shapes (See Nr. 586). Diameter 3.5 cm. |
| 977 | Roman Period | added 09.04.2008 changed 04.10.2010 | 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. |
| 993 | Migration Period | added 10.04.2008 changed 01.07.2013 | Crossbow brooch from a woman's burial near Lauffen, Kreis Heilbronn, Germany. Around 400 AD. Length 7.2 cm. |
| 900a | Celtic Iron Age | added 19.04.2008 changed 19.04.2008 | Two of this mounts belonged also to the Glauberg belt hook. Bronze, length 4.2 cm. 3 bronze rivets are included. |
| 898B | Roman Period | added 30.05.2008 changed 30.05.2008 | Seal capsula from Windisch, Switzerland. Common shape in the first and secend century AD. Brass, diameter 2.0 cm. |
| 898C | Roman Period | added 30.05.2008 changed 30.05.2008 | Seal capsula from Windisch, Switzerland. Common shape in the first and secend century AD. Brass, diameter 2.0 cm. |
| 727 | Roman Period | added 12.06.2008 changed 04.03.2015 | Roman scalpel from Bingen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. With handforged cutting blade of tempered steel. Length 14.9 cm, first to second century AD. |
| 933 | Late Medieval Period | added 12.06.2008 changed 25.01.2013 | Shoe buckle from around 1760 to 1790. Original made from tinned brass, private collection. Size: 5.9 x 4.9 cm, for a strap width of 3.0 cm. Price per pair. |
| 939 | Roman Period | added 12.06.2008 changed 29.06.2013 | Roman mirror from Xanten, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany 1st century AD. Diameter 9.3 cm, length with handle 17.3 cm. Original made from highly lead-containing bronze which had a silver color. Picture shows the frontside and the decorated backside. Replica made from chromed bronze; highly lead-containing bronze cannot be used today because it is poisonous to work with. |
| 971 | Roman Period | added 12.06.2008 changed 17.02.2011 | Bow brooch designed in the so-called Celto-Roman style from Aalen, Germany. End of 2nd to middle of 3rd century AD. Lenght 5.7 cmm/2.3 inches. Original made from tinned bronze. Soldier`s brooch. |
| 972 | Roman Period | added 12.06.2008 changed 12.03.2010 | 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. |
| 984 | Roman Period | added 12.06.2008 changed 26.01.2012 | Buckle of a military belt, tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland. Middle till end of the first century AD. For a width of 4 to 4.5 cm. Useable with plates Nr. 268A, Nr. 268B and Nr. 924. |
| 680 | Roman Period | added 03.10.2008 changed 17.03.2011 | Denar, silver. Augustus (27 BC-14 AD). The two laurel trees, which were planted for his victories, are depicted on the reverse. "CAESAR AUGUSTUS". Also available as pendant: Add 2 Euro. |
| 795 | Roman Period | added 03.10.2008 changed 17.03.2011 | Denar, silver. Augustus (27 BC-14 AD). Stamped between 2 BC and 1 AD in LUGDUNUM (Lyon). The back shows his two grandsons Gaius Ceasar and Lucius Caesar. Also available as pendant: Add 2 Euro. |
| 841 | Roman Period | added 03.10.2008 changed 01.07.2013 | Denar, silver. Octavianus (29 - 27 BC). Victoria on prow, back Octavianus (before he received his title ""AUGUSTUS"" and position in 27 BC) in a triumphal quadriga with the inscription ""IMP CEASAR"". Also available as pendant: Add 2 Euro. |
| 842 | Roman Period | added 03.10.2008 changed 17.03.2011 | Denar, silver. Augustus (27 BC-14 AD). On the back capricornus advancing left, bearing globe and cornucopia. Stamped 18-16 BC in Spain. Also available as pendant: Add 2 Euro. |
| 457 | Bronze Age | added 12.03.2010 changed 21.07.2010 | Decorated bronze comb from a man's burial in Alfshög, Halland, Sweden. From around 900 to 700 BC. I have added a loop to the backside of the replica - so it is useable as pendant. Width: 3.7 cm/1.5 inches. |
| M002 | Bronze Age | added 12.03.2010 changed 21.07.2010 | So- called "Binningen Needle" from the area of Frankfurt/Main, around 1,200 BC. Length: 14.5 cm/5.7 inches. Original from bronze. |
| 708 | Roman Period | added 19.03.2012 changed 11.04.2014 | Buckle of a military belt, tinned brass, from Windisch (VINDONISSA), Switzerland, second half of the first century AD. For a width of 3.0 to 3.3 cm. Usable with plates Nr. 705 and href="detail.php?ordernr=545">Nr. 545. |
| 994 | Migration Period | added 19.03.2012 changed 01.07.2013 | Belt buckle with strap end from a woman's burial near Lauffen, Kreis Heilbronn, Germany. Around 400 AD. For a width of 1.9 cm. |
| 960 | Roman Period | added 01.07.2013 changed 01.07.2013 | Sesterce, brass. Nero, 54-68 AD. NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP PP/ ANNONA AVGVSTI CERES SC. Annona standing right, holding cornucopiae, facing Ceres seated left, who holds grain-ears and torch, between them modius, altar and stern of grain ship |
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