XE022B - Persian Immortal with Spear and Silver ound Shield D-Day BRC-60 (1940): First working prototype

BRC-60 (1940): First working prototype delivered to the U

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and historical depth to any ancient military collection

Soldiers were required to move between open fields

A legionnaire launching a pilum is one of the most iconic images of Roman military warfare

XE022B - Persian Immortal with Spear and Silver ound Shield D-Day BRC-60 (1940): First working prototypeXE022B Persian Immortal with Spear and Silver Round Shield A highly detailed depiction of a Persian Immortal warrior carrying a spear and a distinctive silver round shield. The Immortals were the most prestigious infantry unit of the Achaemenid Persian Empire, serving as the personal guard of the Persian monarch and representing the strength, wealth, and organisation of one of the greatest empires of the ancient world. Maintained at a constant