• Late Roman belt buckle & fitting set made of brass
  • Late Roman belt buckle & fitting set made of brass
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Late Roman belt buckle & fitting set made of brass

$74.98 USD
$74.98 USD
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Highlights

This high-quality fitting set enables the authentic reconstruction of a late Roman military belt and is an indispensable accessory for demanding reenactment projects.

  • Comprehensive set consisting of a buckle, a matching end fitting, and seven rivets and washers each
  • Authentic design based on historical models of a late Roman cingulum for a highly detailed representation
  • Made of robust, high-quality brass for long-lasting use and visual appeal
  • Generously sized for wide belt straps with a minimum width of 8 cm
  • Ideal basis for DIY projects by reenactors who want to customize their equipment in a historically accurate way
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Late Roman belt buckle & fitting set made of brass
Late Roman belt buckle & fitting set made of brass
Late Roman belt buckle & fitting set made of brass

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Questions about the product Late Roman belt buckle & fitting set made of brass

What material is the late Roman belt buckle and fitting set made of, and what belt width is it suitable for?

The late Roman belt buckle & fitting set is made of cast metal (brass) and is suitable for a belt width of approximately 30 mm.
What historical models served as the basis for this belt set, and how many rivets are included for fastening?

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What are the dimensions of the individual fittings in the set, and what is the total weight of all the included parts?

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What special considerations apply to the cleaning and care of the brass surface, and for which types of historical displays is this set particularly recommended?

To clean brass surfaces, use special brass cleaners or mild polishing pastes and then polish the surface with a soft cloth to remove oxidation and maintain the shine. Avoid harsh household cleaners or abrasive cloths, as these can scratch the metal.

This set is especially recommended for the authentic portrayal of late Roman officials, officers, or soldiers of the field army (e.g., elite troops under Emperor Valentinian I), as such belts and fittings were typical components of military equipment (cingulum militare) during this period.