Italy, Republic. An Army Officer's Cross Belt, c.1935 Archive Die-stamped steel with aluminum paint

Die-stamped steel with aluminum paint

and the official three page document explaining in details how the badges are to be worn (similar to the Statutes of the Order)

This example is of type ‘C’ of the medal

Warrant Officer (1) and Chief Lieutenant between 1904 and 1918

Friedrich I (1868-1907) - in solid silver

Italy, Republic. An Army Officer's Cross Belt, c.1935 Archive Die-stamped steel with aluminum paintBelt consists of two pieces, each with a gold coloured bullion wire upper, herringbone pattern design incorporated in the centre, the edges trimmed in a repeating v shaped pattern, the uppers stitched in place upon black felt backers, each piece with a synthetic core, two insignias affixed to the belt's upper that appears on the wearer's front, a 67. 5 mm x 106 mm silvered zinc crowned eagle with raised wings and a shield bearing a cross upon its