Hardware and buttons, Lorica Hamata Dangstetten

Have you ever dreamed of creating or customizing your own Roman armor? Now, with this set of brass hardware and buttons for the Lorica Hamata, that idea is closer to becoming a reality. This set of 12 pieces has been carefully reconstructed from an authentic finding from the ancient Roman fort of Dangstetten in Germany, dating approximately from 15 to 8/9 B.C. Imagine being able to add original and durable details to your chain mail — the brass hooks, loops, and buttons not only provide a historical touch but also ensure durability and ease of use.

Additionally, the five steel washers offer a firm and secure hold, ensuring that each piece stays in place during use or display. This set is ideal for both those who enjoy historical recreation and enthusiasts who wish to modify or expand their armor. The quality of the brass and steel, combined with a design inspired by real archaeological finds, allows you to create an authentic and sturdy piece that reflects the craftsmanship of Roman artisans.

Whether for a personal project, an exhibition, or simply to appreciate history in your hands, these hardware and buttons give you the opportunity to connect with the past in a simple and effective way. Add a touch of history and functionality to your collection with a product that combines tradition, durability, and a design that breathes history in every detail.