Italian Militaria

A Croce commemorativa del Corpo di Spedizione Italiano in Russia o Croce di Ghiaccio 1942 - manufactured by Lorioli Milano of Roma and designed by A Picozzi of Milano. Awarded to all those who served in the CSIR during the winter campaign of 1941-1942 on the Eastern Front in World War II. It is constructed out of a die struck zinc ... Read and See More

Kingdom of Italy, WWI/Spanish Civil War - Regia Marina Sommergibili Distintivo. Introduced September 23, 1924, the Submariner Duty Badge was awarded to officer’s and senior NCO’s who had completed three submarine operations, served in a submarine for more than five years or served during World War I and the Spanish Civil War. It is constructed out of a die ... Read and See More

Kingdom of Italy - Medaglia Commemorativa della Guerra Italo-Austriaca 1915-1918. Instituted July 29, 1920, the Italy War Medal was awarded to all the military, militarized and assimilated and the personnel of the auxiliary corps and departments who, for at least four months, had taken part in the war activities both in the national territory than in the Dodecanese, in Albania, in Syria ... Read and See More

Kingdom of Italy - Croce al Merito di Guerra. Instituted on January 19, 1918, the Italian War Merit Cross was awarded to members of the armed forces who had served at least five months in the war zone or had been wounded in combat or had distinguished themselves in operations of considerable importance. There were other conditions as well that could have ... Read and See More

This is a circa 1937 Italian ONB (Opera Nazionale Balilla) 8-14 Boys Fascist Youth Organization member badge. 1937 was the last year of the organization's existence, when it was renamed GIL (Giuventu Italiana del Littorio). ... See More

WWII Italian Naval Battleship Badge - Silvered, unmarked, measuring 50mm x 50mm, in extremely fine condition. ... See More

In gilt zinc with red painted tongue, unmarked reverse, measuring 32 mm x 58.7 mm, horizontal pinback, overall gilt loss, near extremely fine. ... See More

A Second War Italian Torpedo Bombing Group "La Nobile 133A" Badge A Second War Italian Torpedo Bombing Group "La Nobile 133A" Badge - Silvered white metal, unmarked, 23.8 mm x 69.7 mm, horizontal pinback, light contact and gilt wear, better than very fine. Footnote: The group was formed in the Mediterranean after the RSI was created. ... See More

Royal Italian Air Force Aeronautica Fitter Qualification Badge in silvered aluminum, maker marked "BOMISA MILANO" on the reverse, measuring 79 mm x 16.5 mm ... See More

Silvered and gilt quality, tombac material, 34 mm x 49.7 mm, horizontal pinback, light wear. ... See More

Aluminum, maker marked "BOMISA MILANO" on the reverse, 16.5 mm x 78.5 mm, horizontal pinback. ... See More

Measuring 81 mm (w) x 17.5 mm (h) zinc with a horizontal pinback. ... See More

WWII Royal Italian Navy Submariner Badge - Silver gilt with blue enamels, unmarked, illustrating a dolphin and inscribed "SOMMERGIBILI" above, 45.5 mm, blue enamels in the inscription have faded, light contact and gilt wear ... See More

WWII Italian Air Force Badge given to torpedo aircraft pilots who had reached a certain level of experience. The badge is an oval wreath with the Italian Royal crown at the top, the knot of Savoy at the bottom and a diagonal torpedo at center. ... See More

Italian Air Force Photographer Badge - Aluminum, maker marked "BOMISA MILANO" on the reverse, 16.5 mm x 78.5 mm, horizontal pinback ... See More

Here we have an Italian Al Valore Militare Bravery Medal in Bronze by FG. This would have been awarded to the military for exceptional valor, which did not warrant the award of the Military Order of Savoia. This medal was instituted in March 1833 by King Albert of Sardinia in three classes: gold, silver and bronze and was meant for award ... Read and See More

Switzerland, WWII – Sagebajonett Mod. 1914 by Hans Steimer of Wasen im Emmental. Introduced in 1914, these Sawing Bayonets were issued to select troops, along with the 7.5mm Bolt-Action Schmidt-Rubin M1911 Carbine and the M1931 Short Rifle (K31 Carbine), for both the Swiss and Italians. These bayonets were originally introduced with leather scabbards in WWI, yet new production in 1938 replaced the leather scabbards ... Read and See More

Switzerland, WWII – Sagebajonett Mod. 1914 by Waffenfabrik Neuhausen. Introduced in 1914, these bayonets were issued to select troops along with the 7.5mm Bolt-Action Schmidt-Rubin Models 1911 Carbine and the K31 Carbine, for both the Swiss and Italians. The leather scabbards were originally introduced with the WWI, yet replaced in 1938 with the steel scabbards. The 18 7/8 inch, fullered, swell-point tip, sawback blade looks great! It ... Read and See More

Simple fighting knife/dagger that was Veteran obtained. This was retuned with a Italian GIL Youth Knife. it's got lots of oxidation The grips are riveted aluminum. ... See More

Also known as Italian Regia Aeronautica. A well detailed example of a rare buckle. The buckle is constructed out of a die struck tombac that has been gilded. This shows some honest wear to the high areas. It comes with a keeper but the catch itself is broke off and lost to time. The obverse depicts a crown over a ... Read and See More

GIL, (Gioventu Italiano Del Littorio) Collar Tab (silvered metal, magnetic, 30.2 mm x 55 mm, holes at either end for uniform attachment. ... See More

M33 Italian helmet with repaint at some point in heavy dark green. There are two home to the front that likely held some sort of insignia. Shows wear but no dents. Liner is all intact and it's size, "58" is perforated into the leather. Chin strap has some paint over spray and the very tip on the strap is missing. ... See More

Minor wear ... See More