Victrix Limited 28mm miniatures

LR(M)12

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Category: Flags and Transfers

This design is quite possibly a Late Roman, Early Byzantine Guard infantry shield design. It is depicted on the stone column of Theodosius I and some late Byzantine manuscripts depicting the court of Constantine.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David ★★★★★

The artwork matches the carvings on Theodosius’ column so closely that it feels like holding a piece of history, and the transfer itself went on cleanly without any tearing. I’ve already got it fitted to my reenactment kit and the detail holds up even from a few feet away.

Michael ★★★★★

I’d been hunting for a shield design that actually looks like it came off the Theodosian column, and this one nails it. The detail on the guard pattern is sharp and feels authentic to the late Roman period. Used it for my reenactment kit and it’s getting compliments at every event.

Zoe ★★★★★

The design matches the column of Theodosius I depictions perfectly, and the print quality is crisp enough to make out the guard details. It feels like a solid, authentic piece of history for any late Roman enthusiast.