ITALIAN WORLD WAR TWO BADGES
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(V2663) A scarce example of the enamelled Albanian Fascist Party Membership badge. The badge is brightly colourd in blue and red enamel with no enamel damage to it. The badge also shows in it's main designs it's links to fascist Italy with the use of the knot of Savoy as well as the fasces emblem. It also shows it's Albanian identity with the scimiter (sword) and traditional Albanian headdress. The badge is maker marked to the reverse Boeri Roma. And comes in it paper packet of issue Quite scarce to acquire now. GBP £75.00 (UK Pounds)
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(NCI186) A WWII Italian Air Force Badge given to Interceptor 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 bow and arrow at center GBP £ 95.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L376) An Italian Pilots Badge from WWII issue that was continued to be worn after 1943 with the removal of the crown. The badge is of standard construction for this type with the very thin pin fitting to the reverse. The item is of pressed brass and of fine quality. GBP £295.00 (UK Pounds)
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(K629) A Rare Italian PNF GIL Instructors Badge that is complete with its' original pin fixing. The badge is numbered to the reverse B07334 and is maker marked S Johnson Milano Roma. The enamelling is very nice and the badge is in very good condition. Only the third one ever seen and has some nice black enamel work which is unchipped and undamaged. Very rarely seen, as noted. The only other place I have seen this is on the reference works on the Italian PNF. GBP £500.00 (UK Pounds)
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(H1546) An Italian Factory Worker's Badge. The badge is maker marked to the reverse for a Milan firm and follows more German manufacture than Italian. It consists of a badge with a orange circle with a bar running through the middle and a square and the lettering C.I.S.A.VISCOSA., which was a company based in Rome and continued until the '60's. This company supplied the RSI government with items. There appears to have been a name plate to the top but this has either been removed, or never fitted. This was part of a small collection of WW2 badges that were collected in Europe in 1945 by a British Marine who left them to his brother upon his death. These were in time passed down to the Marines nephew. The British Marine was in the first wave of allied soldiers into Berlin after the Russian withdrawal. These items have only just come onto the market. GBP £10.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L1110) A WWII Italian Surface Assault Craft Pilots Badge. The badge shows a narwhal circling a sword, with Italia to the hilt and a shield to the bottom with the wording "Pilota Mezzi D`assalto Di Svperficie". Not often encountered, the badge came from the same place as the para German emblems in packets we had a few weeks ago. GBP £500.00 (UK Pounds)
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(L1271) A Circular Italian Badge with two wings of an eagle that protrude out. The eagle is holding a snake in his mouth and is perched on a fasces. Around the edge, is the wording V CONGRESSO INTERNAZIONALW DEL FREDDO ROMA 1928. To the reverse, there is a button stud fixing, with the manufacturer's name S Johnson Milano. GBP £40.00 (UK Pounds)
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(M1385) A Superb and Rare Italian Fascist Tank Commanders Badge. The badge is of high quality construction with frosted and burnished fire gilding. The badge shows a tank and fire breathing dragon to the centre with the wording FERREA MOLE FERREO CVORE in black. The badge has a nice pin and hook fitting to the reverse with safety device fitted. Probably as mint as you are going to find. The badge has nice frosted and burnished highlights and still retains the red tongue of the dragon. GBP £150.00 (UK Pounds)
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