Roman pugio holders, Tekija pattern, pair
These Roman pugio holders (for daggers) were made after a find from the Flavian period near Tekija / Tekije in Serbia. The original artifact is dated to the second half of the 1st century AD, the Flavian period, and belonged to the cingulum or balteus of a Roman legionary.
This authentic belt mount is cast from brass and was then tin plated. Brass holders like this are great for making your own Roman belt and can also be used as replacement parts for legionary belts.
There are 2 holders included (1 order = 2 pieces). The mounting material must be purchased separately as it is not included.
Details Roman pugio holders, Tekija pattern, pair:
Material: brass, cast and tinned
Dimensions: total length (with plate) ca. 7,5 cm (2.95 in); width (at the strongest point) ca. 5 cm (1.97 in); diameter of the round head: ca. 3,7 cm (1.46 in); suitable for ca. 5 cm (1.97 in) wide leather belts
Weight (per piece): approx. 55 g (1.94 oz)
The above specifications may vary slightly from specimen to specimen.
Scope of supply: 1 pair of Roman Pugio Holder, Tekija pattern
