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ROM171A - Praetorian Thrusting Pilum - Gold Pattern Shield portrays a Praetorian soldier charging forward with his pilum raised
Break up larger dioramas with focused action scenes
A centrepiece for any Roman collection
A “pensive” portrayal in modern visual interpretation usually focuses on:
A highly trusted elite soldier
ROM014A - Roman Kneeling with Spear Lowered ROM171A - Praetorian Thrusting PilumA Roman infantryman depicted kneeling with spear lowered represents a disciplined soldier of the classical Roman legion in a moment of submission, truce, or ritualised restraint on the battlefield. This posture is closely associated with the heavy infantry tradition of the Samnite Wars and later Republican campaigns, where flexible close order tactics defined Roman success. The soldier shown in this stance would most likely be a legionary armed with a
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