italian collars

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A table of the famous uniformologist and painter Viotti, a corporal of the 7th Infantry Regiment Cuneo:

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Another one: russian front full colonel C.O. of the 80th Infantry Regiment Pasubio. The figure is inspired by Colonel Epifanio Chiaramonti (OMI Knight, silver and bronze medal for military valour, German EK2).

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I apologize once again to everyone for my chaotic way of proceeding but now the thread has started like this and has overwhelmed me. Maybe someday someone will take the trouble to tidy everything up and so he will have a handy manual to study Italian uniforms from the 30's to the 70's included of the last century. I don't have the strength ... And now a little bit about the Italian Republic. Infantry obsolete plastic collar patches:

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Bersaglieri obsolete plastic collar patches:

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Alpine Troops obsolete plastic collar patches:

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Alpini enlisted plastic black badge on the so-called "norwegian" cap:

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As above for the Alpini Supply units:

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the badge of honor of the Republic:

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As no. 951, Alpine Signals Engineers:

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Some obsolete and scarce machine-embroidered beret's badges. Clockwise:

Military post offices
Armoured Cavalry units
Ministry autonomous unit
Supply units

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As above. Antiaircraft and heavy artillery:

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Black plastic badges. Medical and Ministry autonomous units:

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Medical officers (clockwise: motorized, coastal, line infantry):

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Artillery and Engineers:

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Warrant officer of the Administrative Corps: