RARE ROMAN BELT BUCKLE FROM A LEGIONARIE'S PLATE ARMOR, LORICA SEGMENTATA

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C.375-450 AD, the period of the fall of the Empire under invasion by the Barbarians. See https://www.forumancientcoins.com/numiswiki/view.asp?key=Military%20Belts image 7 top left for a similar example identified as Sommer type 1.A.B. Just over 1 1/4" length with sheet plate engraved with an arrow and indented D shaped buckle. Roman legionaries wore two belts, crossed, suspending, respectively, the sword and dagger. With a certificate of authenticity.

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RARE ROMAN BELT BUCKLE FROM A LEGIONARIE'S PLATE ARMOR, LORICA SEGMENTATA

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