An Italian Army Officer's Cross Belt With Cartridge Pouch C. 1930S-1940S Auction Archive American College of Physical Medicine

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Legion of Merit

Footnote: The Battalion was raised in British Columbia and mobilized at Camp Valcartier

An Italian Army Officer's Cross Belt With Cartridge Pouch C. 1930S-1940S Auction Archive American College of Physical MedicineCartridge pouch interior is lined in a magnetic metal, the exterior front, back and bottom covered with a black brushed felt, the side panels in silvered brass and incorporating an ornate trim, the weather cover is hinged to the pouch and has a magnetic metal framework, with a black leather cover and synthetic underside, a silvered brass crowned spread winged eagle, with a shield bearing a cross upon its chest affixed to the weather cover, the edge of