ROMAN LEGIONARIES BELT BUCKLE, 3rd-4th CENTURY AD

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Specifically identifiable form. Bronze. 1 1/8" length. Elegant form with a box frame and reeded crescent from the terminal. Original tongue. For the sword and dagger belt of the Roman legionary. Exceptional preservation with certificate of authenticity.

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ROMAN LEGIONARIES BELT BUCKLE, 3rd-4th CENTURY AD

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Mar 11, 2026, 2:55 PM EDT

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