Pugio Frog for Roman Belt, Mainz Pattern, Brass, Pair

Roman Pugio Frog, Belt Fitting, Mainz Pattern, Brass, Set of 2

This Roman dagger frog (suspension mount) is based on finds from the Mainz area, Germany. Dated to the 1st century A.D., the original artefacts belonged to a Roman legionary's cingulum or balteus.

This reproduction of a Roman belt fitting is cast from 2 mm thick brass and has an antiqued finish. As the hinged chape has no holes, mounting it to a belt will require drilling.

Such brass frogs are perfectly suited for your own DIY Roman belt project or as replacement/spare parts. Mounting hardware is not included in delivery.

An ideal accessory for Roman re-enactment.

These fine belt fittings are sold in pairs.

Details:
- Set of 2
- Material: cast brass with antiqued finish
- Overall length (incl. plate): approx. 6.8 cm
- Width at broadest point: approx. 4.2 cm
- Diameter of the circular head: approx. 3.2 cm
- Weight (apiece): approx. 40 g
- Best suited for approx. 4 cm wide leather belts

Specs may slightly vary from piece to piece.