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combining elegant sculptural work with beautifully applied colours that reward close inspection
Roman soldiers endured difficult campaigns
Roman legionaries often spent years away from home during long campaigns
The poised stance conveys the quiet tension experienced by infantry during combat
throwing his spear while carrying a traditional black and cream wicker shield
BR104 - 4th Regiment of Foot Officer w/The King's Colour Papau New Guinea combining elegant sculptural work withBeginning in 1743 it was decreed by King George that each British Infantry Regiment was to have as their 'first colour' (flag standard) the 'King's Colour' which would be a large 'Union Jack' as a symbol of royal allegiance. In addition in the centre of the Union Jack would be the regimental crest, in this case the monogram of the reigning Monarch(George III) surmounted by a crown. Also added at this time was the number of the regiment, the latin
