Roman standard (signum) attributed to the Praetorian Guard. The Signum was one of three different categories of standards that came to the legions (Aquilae, and signa vexilla) who had both a practical function as a landmark of the soldiers in the confusion of battle is symbolic guardian of honor of the department to which they belonged.
Consisting of a wooden handle and metal top depicting three-dimensional figures with golden laurel wreaths alternated with its icons and symbols of the Roman tradition.
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