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Roman triangular standard - Anonymous - 04-10-2004
www.christies.com/LotFind...ID=4265338<br>
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The above auction lot shows a triangular standard. I assume that this was attached to a standard pole with other decorations similar to the Praetorian standard shown?<br>
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Any other thoughts?<br>
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Paulus <p></p><i></i>
Roman triangular standard - NightHunter24 - 04-10-2004
That is actually an interesting piece.....not what I'm used to seeing in illustrations. <p></p><i></i>
Re: Roman triangular standard - aitor iriarte - 04-11-2004
IMHO, tht is not a standard at all! It is avotive plate for being exhibited inside a Temple.<br>
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Aitor <p></p><i></i>
Re: Roman triangular standard AND late Roman helmet! - Daniel S Peterson - 04-12-2004
Aitor, I would certainly agree. I guess someone pulled the wool over old Guttman's eyes as far as this being a military piece. I have heard there is half of a decorated ridge helmet in the auction too, but haven't tracked it down yet. Have you seen it?<br>
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Dan <p></p><i></i>
Late Roman helmet - Anonymous - 04-12-2004
Yes- it is an iron and copper alloy Intercisa helmet- half only surviving.. The iron has a gilded copper overlay, with the rim pierced for lining. The attached crest is decorated with shallow ridges. Rather oddly, it is paired with a Roman bronze muscled breastplate 1st century BC/ AD and a 6th Century AD cheekpiece! (Lot 163, page 159 of catalogue).<br>
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Regards,<br>
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Paulus <p></p><i></i>
Re: Late Roman helmet - aitor iriarte - 04-13-2004
Dan,<br>
Look for the ridge helmet here: [url=http://www.legionsix.org/Real%20Gear.htm" target="top]www.legionsix.org/Real%20Gear.htm[/url]<br>
The lower holes are not for the lining, Paulus, they are to few and spaced, they are for rivetting a base ring to the bowl. The most exciting feature of this helmet is that it exhibits the way the Intercisa type solid crests were attached to the bowl, via (of course) a ridge!<br>
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Aitor <p></p><i></i>