Original Italian WWII Bersaglieri Sottotenente Lieutenant’s Uniform with Name Tag - Fiorenzo - Dated 1941 U.S. Flare Guns and the reverse of the

and the reverse of the chape appears to be missing something which fit into it

the squadron soon found itself in Egypt to support the ill-fated hostage rescue attempt

the London Colt revolver was made in very limited production

with a simplified fragmentation pattern on the body known as "orange peel style"

We often see these completely devoid of plating

Original Italian WWII Bersaglieri Sottotenente Lieutenant’s Uniform with Name Tag - Fiorenzo - Dated 1941 U.S. Flare Guns and the reverse of theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely Italian officers uniform for a Sottotenente serving with the Bersaglieri as is denoted by his Crimson gorget patches. Bersaglieri were originally skirmishers, scouts and sharpshooters of the Royal Sardinian Army. Members were chosen for their shooting skills and stamina. During the Cold War they were employed as mechanized infantry. Bersaglieri wear a red fez with their service uniform and wide brimmed