The gold-embroidered leather belt (selachi) of Theodoros Kolokotronis. This belt served as a weapons holster and was worn by warriors over their foustanella. Kolokotronis’s combat gear, preserved in the collection of the National Historical Museum, also includes a pair of flintlock pistols, a smoke-darkened tokas (breastplate), a pair of palaskes (cartridge cases), epaulettes adorned with lion heads, a topouzi (mace), a charbi (weapon-cleaning tool), a small dagger, and a pala (broad curved sword).