Original WWII Italian Army Enlisted 91st, 92nd Regiment "Basilicata" Sottocapo Tropical Uniform with Gorget Patches Crimean War 1859 marking is still fully

1859 marking is still fully legible however

This is a great example of a genuine German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Generaladmiral Officer's wool greatcoat and would display fantastically

Masses more information can be found about such pre Brown Bess Muskets in the wonderful book- 'MUSKETS OF THE REVOLUTION' by Bill Ahern

The reverse side of the guard folds down to lock the sword to the scabbard

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Original WWII Italian Army Enlisted 91st, 92nd Regiment "Basilicata" Sottocapo Tropical Uniform with Gorget Patches Crimean War 1859 marking is still fullyOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely enlisted Italian tropical uniform for a Sottocapo serving with the 91st, 92nd Regiment "Basilicata" ("Superga") as is denoted by his gorget patches. During World War II these two regiments were assigned to the 1st Infantry Division "Superga", with which they participated in the Italian invasion of France. In November 1942 the Superga division was sent to Tunisia, where it fought in the Tunisian