An Italian 24Th Infantry Division Gran Sasso (Later Pinerolo) Sleeve Badge Hold the belt fed through two

the belt fed through two gilt brass dagger hanger loops on the left side

cover printed in black ink on the front on a cream-coloured card stock

A 1932 Reichs Jugendtag celebratory badge in bronze

Faustin - (established in 1849)

An Italian 24Th Infantry Division Gran Sasso (Later Pinerolo) Sleeve Badge Hold the belt fed through twoBronze gilt with black paint, unmarked, 48. 7 mm x 61. 8 mm, die holes at all three points for uniform attachment, gilt wear and fine scattered chipping evident in the black paint, better than very fine. Footnote: After the end of the First World War, the Pinerolo Brigade moved to Abruzzo and was garrisoned in the city of Chieti. In 1926, the brigade gained the 255th Infantry Regiment Arezzo and changed its name to XXIV Infantry Brigade. Along with