Original Italian WWI Aosta Brigade Sottotenente Officer’s Uniform Tunic Manufacture Type_New Made Items Governor Abbett was convinced that

Governor Abbett was convinced that “the amount saved by the State in using the camp for a rifle range will in ten years be sufficient to pay for the land

From one of the richest Countries in all of Africa it is now one of the poorest

The Model 1839 is noteworthy in that it was the very first U

It comes complete with an original 4" by 2 1/4" paper packet

Original Italian WWI Aosta Brigade Sottotenente Officer’s Uniform Tunic Manufacture Type_New Made Items Governor Abbett was convinced thatOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a scarce WWI Italian officers uniform to a Sottotenente serving in the Aosta Brigade, which consisted of the 5th & 6th Infantry Regiments. The red & black striped collar tabs indicate that the wearer was part of the Aosta Brigade. His rank is denoted by the single bullion stars on his cuffs. The uniform has six buttons on the front which attach into the other flap instead of on top, to hide the buttons as is