Collar Tabs, Shoulder Boards and Epaulettes

Collar Tabs - 21st Infantry Regiment "Cremona"

Pair of regulation collar tabs of the 21st Infantry Regiment, part of the “Cremona” Brigade of the Royal Italian Army. Worn on uniforms to indicate unit affiliation. The regiment served on the Italian front and, after September 1943, took part in the Italian Co-Belligerent Army operations.

Collar Tabs - Alpine troops during the RSI period

Pair of green cloth collar tabs with three-point design, used by the Alpini units of the Italian Social Republic. Worn on combat tunics and field jackets, they marked the elite mountain troops fighting on the northern front and in anti-partisan operations during the RSI period.

Collar Tabs for RSI Tank Crewmen 1944

Three-pronged blue flames for tank crews, charged with the Republican gladius. Intended to replace the older royal composite insignia, they were ordered by Army HQ on 14 Feb 1944 and—though not widely issued—appear in use by tank troops from the Verona Mixed Depot and the Leoncello Armoured Group from late 1944.

Italian Royal Army Collar Tabs WW2 - PNF