italian collars

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Republic Legnano Infantry obsolete plastic collar patches

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from left to right:

- 121st Field Artillery Regiment Ravenna (established on May 1, 1941 in Piacenza, with three groups (75/18 mm), formed by personnel from the Depots of the 21st Trieste Artillery Regiment and of the 10th Artillery Regiment of the Army Corps of Naples). The regiment fought on the russian front.
- Sforzesca Infantry, which fought on the russian front
- Re (King's) Infantry, which fought in the Balkan campaign and later performed antipartisan duties, until the end of August 1943. Disbanded as consequence of the armistice in Rome.

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Prewar motorized artillery battery officer

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Republic Infantry obsolete plastic collar patches

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Republic armoured obsolete vitrified variant collar patches for summer shirt

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Cremona Infantry:

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Postwar Umbria fortress infantry (Folgore division) obsolete plastic collar patches:

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Cavalry Captain:

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Pre-WW1 Infantry officer badge

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Nice kepi of an Artillery and Engineer's officer cadet:

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Alpine Artillery 2nd-lieutenant:

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2nd Grenadiers Regiment badge

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Rank's badges above the cuffs of a General of Brigade (one-star):

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Early cavalry badge:

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Alpine artillery: