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Roman pliers or tongs based on the Trier and Camerton finds surgical or craft use
Roman pliers or tongs based on the Trier and Camerton finds surgical or craft use
Roman pliers or tongs based on the Trier and Camerton finds surgical or craft use
Roman pliers or tongs based on the Trier and Camerton finds surgical or craft use

Roman pliers or tongs based on the Trier and Camerton finds surgical or craft use

A choice of two sets of pliers based on roman period finds;

a set of Roman period tongs or pliers based on the find from Camerton in Somerset (UK) 1-2nd C AD
hand forged twisted 6mm square section steel for living history reenactment use

a hand forged set of roman pliers based on a find now in the museum in Trier, Gemany,
nominally 8" 200mm long in forged 6mm square section steel, can be used both for light
metalworking or craft use as well as surgical use for living history reenactment use,

made in sheffield england by daegrad tools