Italy, Kingdom. An Order Of The Roman Eagle, III Class Commander, Civil Division Archive allowing the wearer to manipulate

allowing the wearer to manipulate weapons and equipment during wear

VIII Class Award Document 1921

The numbering on the IV Class crosses from the period 1913-1915 range from 1 to 999999

he produced a pictorial history of the group's activities

including a 2nd Main Frankonia Combat Veteran and Wounded Soldier Honour Day badge constructed of stamped metal with figures in high relief

Italy, Kingdom. An Order Of The Roman Eagle, III Class Commander, Civil Division Archive allowing the wearer to manipulateType I (1942 1943). In silver gilt with red, white, blue and green enamels, type I as designed by the crowned eagle on the obverse centrepiece, unmarked, measuring 51. 35 mm (w) x 55. 6 mm (h inclusive of its integral ring), weighs 51. 71 grams, loop suspension attached to original full length neck ribbon, left claw of eagle on obverse has been slightly damaged, along with the blue enamels below, small enamel chips to reverse arms and medallion,