Bust - Roman Signifer 1st-2nd C. A.D. Symbol of Power! by Minormous

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S.P.Q.R This is a Roman Signifer 1st-2nd C. A.D. In ancient Rome, the signifer was a standard-bearer in a Roman legion. The signifer carried the legion's standard, or signum, which was a flag or emblem that represented the legion and its purpose. The signum was typically topped with an eagle or other symbolic figure. The role of the signifer was an important one, as the standard served as a rallying point for the legion during battle. The signifer would also use the signum to relay orders from the commander to the rest of the legion and to signal different formations and maneuvers. In addition to carrying the standard, the signifer was also responsible for the care and maintenance of the signum. This included keeping it clean and in good repair, as well as carrying spare parts in case it was damaged or lost during the battle. Overall, the signifer played a vital role in the organization and success of a Roman legion and was highly respected for their bravery and leadership on the battlefield. Do you know more about the Roman Signifer? Let us know This figure is a great addition to any historical collection and a great way to experience history in a new and interactive way. 3D printing technology allows us to bring history to life in a way that was impossible before and gives us a better understanding of how things were in the past. And we are proud to be part of this process, bringing history to you in a way that is accessible and affordable. This figure will come in 3…