D-I-Y Components
Do it yourself components and kits by Deepeeka
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A dedicated buckle is essential hardware for any historical belt build, giving a secure and adjustable fastening point.
This large round buckle measures 3 inches in diameter, available in antique brass or antique nickel/pewter finish.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a historical belt.
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A dedicated buckle is essential hardware for any historical belt build, giving a secure and adjustable fastening point.
This medium square buckle measures 1.5 x 3 inches, available in antique brass or antique nickel finish.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a historical belt.
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Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This smaller example carries the same Medusa Gorgon motif as our standard-sized phalera, a genuinely popular protective and apotropaic image in Roman art and military decoration.
This reproduction is cast in brass and tin-coated, sold as a standalone component for mounting onto a belt, harness, or armour.
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Roman Phalera, Medusa Gorgon, Tin-Coated Brass
SKU: RPT7562TPhalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This example carries a Medusa Gorgon motif, a genuinely popular protective and apotropaic image in Roman art and military decoration, believed to ward off evil with her petrifying gaze.
This reproduction is cast in brass and tin-coated, measuring approximately 8cm in diameter and weighing approximately 220g, sold as a standalone component for mounting onto a belt, harness, or armour.
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Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This smaller example carries the same Alexander the Great portrait as our standard-sized phalera, whose image remained a popular decorative motif across the ancient world.
This reproduction is cast in brass and tin-coated, sold as a standalone component for mounting onto a belt, harness, or armour.
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Roman Phalera, Alexander the Great, Tin-Coated Brass
SKU: RPT7564TPhalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This example carries a portrait associated with Alexander the Great, whose image remained a popular and enduring decorative motif across the ancient Mediterranean world long after his death.
This reproduction is cast in brass and tin-coated, sold as a standalone component for mounting onto a belt, harness, or armour.
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Roman Phalera, Aquila Eagle, Small, Tin-Coated Brass
SKU: RPT7568TPhalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This smaller example carries the same aquila eagle motif as our large phalera, the supreme symbol of a Roman legion.
This reproduction is cast in brass and tin-coated, sold as a standalone component for mounting onto a belt, harness, or armour.
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Roman Phalera, Aquila Eagle, Large, Tin-Coated Brass
SKU: RPT7567TPhalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This example carries the aquila eagle motif, the supreme symbol of a Roman legion, a fitting subject for a decoration awarded to soldiers who had distinguished themselves in the eyes of that same legion.
This reproduction is cast in brass and tin-coated, sold as a standalone component for mounting onto a belt, harness, or armour.
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Roman Phalera, Horse Motif, Tin-Coated Brass
SKU: RPT7566TPhalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This example carries a horse motif, reflecting the genuine practice of decorating cavalry harness with phalerae alongside the chest decorations worn by centurions and standard-bearers.
This reproduction is cast in brass and tin-coated, sold as a standalone component for mounting onto a belt, harness, or armour.
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Roman Horse Fibula Brooch, Antique Finish
SKU: RPT7578The fibula, best translated as “brooch,” served a genuinely practical purpose beyond decoration in the ancient and medieval world: in an age when many garments were simply sheets of fabric folded and pinned into shape, the fibula was the functional precursor to the safety pin, holding a cloak or tunic securely in place. Roman fibulae absorbed strong Celtic and Germanic decorative influence, and by the later Empire, styles such as the crossbow brooch had become a genuine symbol of civil and military authority, worn almost exclusively by men of rank.
This example carries a horse motif in a specifically Roman styling, reflecting genuine Romano-Celtic decorative brooch traditions documented across the former Empire.
This reproduction is cast in brass with an antique finish, measuring approximately 2.3 x 4.0cm, supplied with a red jewellery bag.
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She-Wolf Cingulum Pugio Frog, Brass, Pair
SKU: RPT7571This pugio frog carries the she-wolf theme, cast in brass and sold in pairs.
A genuine mounting fitting for hanging a dagger from a she-wolf-pattern Roman cingulum belt.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building a she-wolf-pattern Roman cingulum belt, pairing with our AH6797 She-Wolf Belt.
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She-Wolf Cingulum Engraved Human Plate, Set of 4
SKU: RPT7572This engraved plate carries the human figures, Romulus and Remus, from the legend of Rome’s founding, made from sheet metal.
Sold in sets of 4, this reproduction pairs with our matching she-wolf animal plate to complete the full scene.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building a she-wolf-pattern Roman cingulum belt, pairing with our AH6797 She-Wolf Belt.
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This engraved plate carries the she-wolf animal figure from the legendary founding of Rome, made from sheet metal.
Sold in sets of 4, this reproduction pairs with our matching human-figure plate to complete the full Romulus and Remus scene.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building a she-wolf-pattern Roman cingulum belt, pairing with our AH6797 She-Wolf Belt.
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She-Wolf Cingulum Buckle, Brass, 5.8 x 5.8cm
SKU: RPT7570This buckle carries the she-wolf and twins motif, referencing the legendary founding of Rome by Romulus and Remus, suckled by a she-wolf as infants.
Cast in brass, this reproduction measures approximately 5.8 x 5.8cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building a she-wolf-pattern Roman cingulum belt, pairing with our AH6797 She-Wolf Belt.
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Mainz-Pattern Belt Buckle, Antique Brass
SKU: RPT95026BThis buckle recreates the genuine Mainz belt pattern, cast in brass with an antique finish.
This reproduction measures approximately 5.5 x 6.0cm and weighs approximately 40g.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building a Mainz-pattern Roman belt, pairing with our AH6798 Mainz Cingulum Belt.
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Mainz-Pattern Square Belt Plate, Antique Brass
SKU: RPT95027BThis square plate recreates a genuine find from the Mainz, Germany area, cast in brass with an antique finish.
This reproduction measures approximately 4 x 4.2cm and weighs approximately 37g, sold individually or in sets of 6.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building a Mainz-pattern Roman belt, pairing with our AH6798 Mainz Cingulum Belt.
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Mainz-Pattern Pugio Frog Set, Antique Brass
SKU: RPT95029BThis set recreates the pugio mounting fittings documented from the genuine Mainz belt find, giving a historically referenced way to hang a dagger from a Mainz-pattern cingulum.
Cast in brass with an antique finish, this reproduction measures approximately 3.8 x 7cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building a Mainz-pattern Roman belt, pairing with our AH6798 Mainz Cingulum Belt.
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Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This listing appears to be an earlier, uncoated brass version of our Roman small Aquila eagle phalera, since it shares the same design as its tin-coated counterpart (listed separately with a “T” suffix SKU) but carries no price or dimensional data in our current catalogue.
Please confirm with your catalogue team whether this legacy listing should be merged with its tin-coated equivalent, re-priced as a distinct plain-brass option, or discontinued.
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Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This listing appears to be an earlier, uncoated brass version of our Roman large Aquila eagle phalera, since it shares the same design as its tin-coated counterpart (listed separately with a “T” suffix SKU) but carries no price or dimensional data in our current catalogue.
Please confirm with your catalogue team whether this legacy listing should be merged with its tin-coated equivalent, re-priced as a distinct plain-brass option, or discontinued.
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Horse Phalera, Brass (Legacy Listing)
SKU: RPT7566Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This listing appears to be an earlier, uncoated brass version of our Roman horse motif phalera, since it shares the same design as its tin-coated counterpart (listed separately with a “T” suffix SKU) but carries no price or dimensional data in our current catalogue.
Please confirm with your catalogue team whether this legacy listing should be merged with its tin-coated equivalent, re-priced as a distinct plain-brass option, or discontinued.
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Alexander Phalera, Small, Brass (Legacy Listing)
SKU: RPT7565Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This listing appears to be an earlier, uncoated brass version of our Roman small Alexander the Great phalera, since it shares the same design as its tin-coated counterpart (listed separately with a “T” suffix SKU) but carries no price or dimensional data in our current catalogue.
Please confirm with your catalogue team whether this legacy listing should be merged with its tin-coated equivalent, re-priced as a distinct plain-brass option, or discontinued.
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Alexander Phalera, Brass (Legacy Listing)
SKU: RPT7564Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This listing appears to be an earlier, uncoated brass version of our Roman Alexander the Great phalera, since it shares the same design as its tin-coated counterpart (listed separately with a “T” suffix SKU) but carries no price or dimensional data in our current catalogue.
Please confirm with your catalogue team whether this legacy listing should be merged with its tin-coated equivalent, re-priced as a distinct plain-brass option, or discontinued.
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Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This listing appears to be an earlier, uncoated brass version of our Roman small Medusa Gorgon phalera, since it shares the same design as its tin-coated counterpart (listed separately with a “T” suffix SKU) but carries no price or dimensional data in our current catalogue.
Please confirm with your catalogue team whether this legacy listing should be merged with its tin-coated equivalent, re-priced as a distinct plain-brass option, or discontinued.
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Medusa Gorgon Phalera, Brass (Legacy Listing)
SKU: RPT7562Phalerae were a genuine class of Roman military decoration, gold, silver or bronze discs awarded to centurions and standard-bearers for acts of valour and worn as a set on the chest harness during parades, sometimes mounted on the staffs of unit standards. The tradition traces back to ancient Greek phalara, adorning armour and horse harness, adopted by Rome via the Etruscans by the 4th century BC, and the term survives today in “phaleristics,” the study of orders and decorations.
This listing appears to be an earlier, uncoated brass version of our Roman Medusa Gorgon phalera, since it shares the same design as its tin-coated counterpart (listed separately with a “T” suffix SKU) but carries no price or dimensional data in our current catalogue.
Please confirm with your catalogue team whether this legacy listing should be merged with its tin-coated equivalent, re-priced as a distinct plain-brass option, or discontinued.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Brass, Narrow
SKU: RPT7013The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is worked in brass in a narrow profile, part of our buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Brass, Small II
SKU: RPT7006The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is worked in brass, offering an alternative small build to our other compact buckle.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Brass, Small
SKU: RPT7005The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is worked in brass, a small build suited to lighter belt builds.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Brass, Round
SKU: RPT7008The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is worked in brass in a round profile, part of our buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Brass, Compact
SKU: RPT7028The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is worked in brass, a compact build within our buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, 6 x 7cm II
SKU: RPT7514The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 6 x 7cm, offering an alternative pattern to our other 6x7cm plate.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, 4 x 6.5cm
SKU: RPT7513The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 4 x 6.5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Pugio Frog, Brass, Standard
SKU: RPT7525The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This pugio frog recreates the mounting bracket used to hang a Roman pugio dagger from the cingulum, worked in 18-gauge stamped brass.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt, suited to pairing with our Roman pugio daggers.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Stamped Brass, Decorative
SKU: RPT7524The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is stamped from 18-gauge brass with decorative detailing, part of our belt buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Holding Frog, Solid Brass, 7 x 3.5cm
SKU: RPT7523The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This holding frog is worked in solid brass, measuring approximately 7 x 3.5cm, a mounting bracket for hanging a scabbarded weapon from the cingulum.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, Standard
SKU: RPT7516The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, a standard pattern within our belt plate range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Buttons, Stamped Brass, 2.5 x 2.5cm
SKU: RPT7521The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
These belt buttons are stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 2.5 x 2.5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Buttons, Stamped Brass
SKU: RPT7520The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
These belt buttons are stamped from 18-gauge brass, small decorative fastening components for a cingulum belt build.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Belt Buckle, Mild Steel
SKU: RPT7029A dedicated buckle is essential hardware for any historical belt build, whether Roman, medieval or later, giving a secure and adjustable fastening point.
This buckle is worked in mild steel, offering a more durable, utilitarian alternative to our brass Roman buckles.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a historical belt.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Brass, Standard
SKU: RPT7012The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is worked in brass, a standard pattern within our buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, 6 x 6.5cm
SKU: RPT7508The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 6 x 6.5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, 6 x 7cm
SKU: RPT7510The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 6 x 7cm, one of the larger plates in our range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, 4.5 x 5cm
SKU: RPT7512The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 4.5 x 5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Pugio Frog, Brass, 7 x 8cm
SKU: RPT7522The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This pugio frog recreates the mounting bracket used to hang a Roman pugio dagger from the cingulum, worked in 18-gauge brass and measuring approximately 7 x 8cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt, suited to pairing with our Roman pugio daggers.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Stamped Brass, Medium
SKU: RPT7033The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is stamped from 18-gauge brass, a medium build within our buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Buckle, Stamped Brass, Large
SKU: RPT7022The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This buckle is stamped from 18-gauge brass, a larger, more substantial build within our buckle range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, 9 x 3.5cm
SKU: RPT7511The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 9 x 3.5cm, an elongated profile within our belt plate range.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Belt Plate, Stamped Brass, 5.5 x 4.5cm
SKU: RPT7501The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This belt plate is stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 5.5 x 4.5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
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Roman Apron Terminal Ends, Stamped Brass, 5cm
SKU: RPT7505The Roman cingulum, the military belt, was a genuine status symbol as much as practical equipment, its stamped brass plates, apron straps and fittings reflecting a soldier’s pride in his position within the legion. Losing the right to wear a belt was itself a recognised military punishment, and going without one in public was considered genuinely shameful for a legionary. This component is sold separately, suited to building, repairing or customising your own cingulum belt.
This set recreates the terminal ends that finish a cingulum’s hanging apron straps, stamped from 18-gauge brass, measuring approximately 5cm.
Deepeeka’s reproduction offers a genuine component for building or restoring a Roman military belt.
