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ROMAN FIBULA, LATE 2ND-5TH CENTURY AD

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Riha type B3, (Die romischen Fibeln aus Augst und Kaiseraugst) with independent spring on an axel pierced through the bow base. Bronze, 1 1/2” length. Elegant tapered bow with a flared base and double transverse medial. Knob terminal. The fibula is the original safety pin, a fashion accessory used to fasten garments. Crisp with fine patina.

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ROMAN FIBULA, LATE 2ND-5TH CENTURY AD

Lot 0074

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Apr 1, 2026, 3:13 PM EDT

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