Italy, Republic. An Army Artillery Corps Shoulder Board Pair Archive 36 mm (h) and weighing

36 mm (h) and weighing 23

First issued in 1923 for 40 years of service

The reverse ricasso also bears a Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) logo and maker code of “M7/42” for Weyersberg

The United States Army Air Forces credits 14 AF with the destruction of 2

flanked by a quiver of arrows to the left and a bow and a peace pipe to the right

Italy, Republic. An Army Artillery Corps Shoulder Board Pair Archive 36 mm (h) and weighing(Esercito Italiano). Both with an upper bearing a gilt metal artillery insignia, mounted to a gilt aluminum plate incorporating a repeating wavy pattern within a raised border, a bronze gilt artillery button at the neck end screwed in place to a post, the sides and underside in dark yellow wool, the underside with a strap held securely in place by a pin and bracket at the shoulder end, along with the aforementioned screwpost at the neck end, measuring