Original Italian WWII Royal Italian Army General Officer’s Visor War of 1812 Both have some nice yellowing

Both have some nice yellowing due to age

jurists of the time drew a distinction between auxiliaries and mercenaries: auxiliaries served their prince and were sent to the aid of another prince

which increased the risk of infection

Very well done cutaway display made from a Confederate cannonball

Original Italian WWII Royal Italian Army General Officer’s Visor War of 1812 Both have some nice yellowingOriginal Item: Only One Available: Absolutely gorgeous visor cap for a Royal Italian Army General Officer. The front eagle badge is a thick silver bullion weave that is shockingly rich and deep with an equally lovely crown above. This is amazing work with a lovely, still bright, red wool backing. The interior of the cap has a supple leather sweatband, perfect stitching and a clean sweatband undamaged both inside and out. There is no size label present