Military Items

Enameled apron terminal plate, 1st century AD.

Enameled apron stiffener plate, 1st century AD.

Apron terminal plate, to be combined with a pendant. 1st century AD.

Apron stiffener plate, 1st century AD. With black pattern, without enamel.

The strap ends of the pteryges were often decorated with leaf-shaped pendants. Our reproduction bases on the original find kat. no. 1282 from Vindonissa/Switzerland.

The strap ends of the pteryges were often decorated with leaf-shaped pendants. Our reproduction bases on the original find kat. no. 1277 from Vindonissa/Switzerland.

Copy of an original baldric fitting in Trumpet Style with ring fastening at the backside, 2nd half 2nd century - 3rd century AD.

Copy of an original baldric fitting in Trumpet Style with ring fastening at the backside, 2nd half 2nd century - 3rd century AD.

This openwork balteus phalera with lion head has got a D-shaped ring fastening at the backside to be fitted to a baldric. It bases on an original find.

This openwork balteus phalera with lion head has got a D-shaped ring fastening at the backside to be fitted to a baldric. It bases on an original find.

The slightly domed phalera has got a flat ring fastening attached to the backside to be fixed at a baldric. It bases on an original find of the bog of Illerup, area SACT, late 2nd -3rd century AD. 

The slightly domed phalera has got a flat ring fastening attached to the backside to be fixed at a baldric. It bases on an original find of the bog of Illerup, area SACT, late 2nd -3rd century AD. 

Large terminal plate with heart-shaped pendant, based on an original from Lauriacum (Enns, Austria). The upper fitting is decorated with motifs of dolphins, eagles and pelta-ornaments.

Large terminal plate with heart-shaped pendant, based on an original from Lauriacum (Enns, Austria). The upper fitting is decorated with motifs of dolphins, eagles and pelta-ornaments.

Roman scabbard slide in shape of a dolphin. It is a reconstruction of an imported roman original find from the sacrificial bog of Vimose / Danmark. Late 2nd / early 3rd century AD.

Roman scabbard slide in shape of a dolphin. It is a reconstruction of an imported roman original find from the sacrificial bog of Vimose / Danmark. Late 2nd / early 3rd century AD.

Scabbard slide from bronze with vine or ivy-leafs, based on an original of the limes fort of Osterburken, Germany. Late 2nd-3rd century.

Scabbard slide from silver with vine or ivy-leaf shaped black inlays, based on an original of the limes fort of Osterburken, Germany. Late 2nd-3rd century.

This scabbard slide bases on an original find from the Limes watch tower 4/48 in Germania Superior, Type Carnap Bornheim IIIC1. Late 2nd, early 3rd century AD.

Baldric fitting shaped like a beneficiarius´ spearhead. The beneficarii were a special force of the Roman Army. The members were withdrawn of the regular troops and appointed to special tasks.