The shoulder boards are firmly attached to the tunic
and include running marks and some tarnishing of the blade
An interesting Wehrmacht overseas cap issues to an Eastern volunteer
It concludes with an Appendix (corrections and additions to Volume 1) and a Bibliography
Italy, Kingdom. A 132Nd Artillery Regiment "Ariete" Medal With Case, C.1925 GTRexclude The shoulder boards are firmlyItaly (Kingdom); Silver with red, white and blue enamels, marked "800" (silver) on the reverse, obverse illustrating a tank on an outcrop, a ribbon banner below inscribed "FVLMINEO E POSSENTE" and the regimental insignia to its right, reverse illustrating a female holding a branch of laurel leaves, the 132nd Artillery badge to the lower left, inscribed "SANCTA" to her left, "BARBARA" to her right and "132 REGG. ARTIGLIERIA "ARIETE" " below, 32. 3 mm,