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ensuring they can withstand the demands of intense combat situations

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they feature a fairly simple design

The Pollard has no buttons at the legs

becoming a notable fashion statement

roman military diploma Romeinse - Viking - middeleeuwse tassen ensuring they can withstand theThe diploma is a replica of an original from 107 AD excavated in Weienburg, Bavaria. The coveted military diploma serves as proof that the owner has acquired Roman citizenship, obtained 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 Roman citizenship