roman military diploma weissenburger Sieraden probably served as protection against

probably served as protection against magic and the evil eye

which gives the wearer the freedom to move easily

This early Templar sword is made after originals used by Norman knights and crusaders around the 12th century

If required the bottom can be wrapped round with leg wrappings

This needle box was fastened tot he belt with a strap so the needle was always near to use quickly

roman military diploma weissenburger Sieraden probably served as protection againstThis diploma is a replica of an original from 107 AD excavated in Weienburger, Bavaria. The coveted military diploma is a prove that the owner has acquired Roman citizenship. He acquired it by serving in the Roman army for a period of usually 25 years. The military diploma contains the name of the emperor whom the person served. Followed by the legion in which he served and the commander. Subsequently it describes the acknowledgement of the Roman