roman steel manica Dolk en Zwaardschedes - Riemhouders the spatha began to gain

the spatha began to gain popularity amongst Roman legionaries and auxiliae

On the side of the belt sits a brass ring to which all manner of accessories may be attached

The trousers are crafted entirely from cotton and feature an elasticated waistband

The cheek flaps are fitted with rings

To wear the torque

roman steel manica Dolk en Zwaardschedes - Riemhouders the spatha began to gainThe manica is a piece of armour for the arm, employed by gladiators and legionaries alike. As little money was available to spend on such equipment, materials such as linen, leather, chain pieces, and residual steel plates were predominantly utilised. Within the Roman army, such pieces could even be forged in the field during emergencies. This manica is constructed from higher quality steel than the originals and comprises overlapping steel plates.