fibula munsingen ca 350 bc bronze Rapieren then carefully remove the paper

then carefully remove the paper

and the lower edge is fitted with attachment points for a chainmail aventail

for body protection during re-enactment and LARP battles

Helmets like this were mainly worn by Germanic and Celtic cavalries who served as auxiliae in the Roman armies

fibula munsingen ca 350 bc bronze Rapieren then carefully remove the paperThis one fibula is executed in the La Tne art style, with a fine vine decor, and based on a find from Munsingen, ca. 350 BC. The Munsingen cemetery is considered one of the more important sites for Celtic jewelry from this period in present day Switzerland. Performed in bronze, with a length of approx. 6. 8 cm.