Italian lot

[chahler]

Just pick them from a old man , i dont collect Italian so i need your help , its any of those item are good?
Thank you all for help

[Ironcrown]

Most of the badges look ok, but the Gruppo Autonomo shield is very likely a postwar restrike, and the badge with the 4 wings is a helicopter pilot badge - civilian version (original but of course postwar). The cloth artillery officer cap badges are very new-looking, but I can't say if are wartime unissued pieces, original postwar ones or just repros. The one on the right I'm uncertain if it's a tropical version or if it's from the '50s-'60s (when khaki uniforms were used).

[chahler]

Most of the badges look ok, but the Gruppo Autonomo shield is very likely a postwar restrike, and the badge with the 4 wings is a helicopter pilot badge - civilian version (original but of course postwar). The cloth artillery officer cap badges are very new-looking, but I can't say if are wartime unissued pieces, original postwar ones or just repros. The one on the right I'm uncertain if it's a tropical version or if it's from the '50s-'60s (when khaki uniforms were used).

Thanks for your opinion
This old man have them fro 1948

[Ironcrown]

That's probably what he said, but I have many doubts, at least about the helicopter pilot badge. I think that it was instituted some years after 1948
Of course IMHO.

[chahler]

Thank you for your time and help

[WehrmachtRSI]

The two artillery cap badge are made in plastic ?
The one with the awry flame is for Artiglieria Divisionale, while the one with the right flame is for Artiglieria Pesante Campale.
Both are post war, I think for an M48 Cap.

[Elmar Lang]

Actually, the two artillery officer's cap badges are of a type introduced in the early '60s, made of vac-u-form, gold colour plastic, imitating the bullion embroidery, then mounted on khaki fabric.

The most interesting piece, is the silver medal (although unnamed) that was given as a present from the Camera dei Fasci (the fascist "parliament" after 1925), to national and foreign personalities.

The sleeve shield of the 101. Stormo Caccia should be a copy that was easy to find in the '80s.

E.L.

[chahler]

Thank you guys for your help