ROM186B - Legionnaire with Pony D-Day Wore distinctive

Wore distinctive

defensive positions were often strengthened with makeshift barricades constructed from mealie bags filled with maize

collectors will find unique and thought-provoking figures like this among the carefully curated selection offered by The Military Workshop

and visual command authority

representing the experienced non-commissioned soldiers who played an important role in maintaining discipline and organisation within infantry units

ROM186B - Legionnaire with Pony D-Day Wore distinctiveROM186B Legionnaire with Pony Pack animals played a vital role in the success of the Roman army, carrying supplies, equipment and provisions across the vast reaches of the Empire. Whether on campaign in Britain, Gaul or the deserts of the East, Roman soldiers relied heavily on ponies and mules to transport everything from food and weapons to tentage and engineering equipment. The Military Workshop's ROM186B Legionnaire with Pony depicts a Roman