The "Buscaglia" Torpedo Bombers Group was an air unit of the RSI, born under the wing of the A.N.R., entitled to a captain of the Italian Royal Air Force believed to have disappeared following a dangerous operation on the bay of Bougie.
The "Buscaglia-Faggioni" Torpedo Bomber Group was an air unit of the National Republican Air Force (the air force of the Italian Social Republic reconstituted after the Cassibile armistice) born in October 1943.
This was the first divisional badge adopted by the Alpini of the Monterosa Division, in training at Muenzingen in Germany.Commonly called "tollino", it was made in July 1944 by the Propaganda Unit of the Ministry of Popular Culture.
This very rare badge was awarded to soccer players during the 1934 world championship in Rome. On the back was applied a blue ribbon about 17-20 cm long, which fell on the left side of the chest.
The "Colleoni" field artillery group, established in 1944 in La Spezia by Maj. Guido Borriello, was divided into 3 batteries with pieces of 75/13 and 100/17. It took its name from the cruiser "Bartolomeo Colleoni" from whom it also inherited the motto "Veloce e Veemente". The frieze was that of the Marò della Decima with the characteristic of two crossed...
Rare badge of the National War Volunteers Association, Rome section, year XII.
This badge, worn by the workers of the Istituto Nazionale Luce, depicts the emblem of the Kingdom of Italy next to that of the Fascist Regime. The Institute was responsible for the editing and production of newsreels and documentaries (especially interesting are those by the director Blasetti, discovering rural Italy).
Very rare badge of the 1st Battalion "M" of the Italian Social Republic, produced at the beginning of 1945 and never distributed.