Romeinse vogelfibula, brons Schermmaskers en handschoenen "Isidor" is ideal for attaching

"Isidor" is ideal for attaching a chain coif and can be worn over a collar as light head armor

It was discovered in the Roman city of Herculaneum

This cuirass and backplate are made after Italian originals from the late fourteenth and fifteenth centuries

Peaky Blinders and other scum

with a scabbard resembling that of the Macedonians

Romeinse vogelfibula, brons Schermmaskers en handschoenen "Isidor" is ideal for attachingThe original bird brooch originates from the collection of a private art collector in London and was crafted from sheet silver. The brooch depicts a bird with wings and a tail adorned with punched decoration. Like other Roman bird brooches, this dove fibula features a small eyelet on its tail, suggesting that it was worn in pairs, connected by an intermediate chain. The replica closely matches the dimensions of the historical model, measuring 4. 2 x