Italy, Kingdom. An RSI (Repubblica Sociale Italiana) General Staff Tunic Newly Listed which some historians have identified

which some historians have identified as present in certain sections of French society (and in other European countries) during the years immediately preceding 1914

chipping and repair evident in the blue enamels on the arms

the reverse dated “1942”

overlaid across it chest by a silvered Brustmond

reverse with the inscription ST JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE CORONATION 1911

Italy, Kingdom. An RSI (Repubblica Sociale Italiana) General Staff Tunic Newly Listed which some historians have identifiedIn dark green wool, with three button double breasted front, with English made buttons "For Gentlemen", two scalloped breast pockets, each with matching buttons, exterior belt loops with buttons located at hips, collars display RSU white feathered felt background denoting general staff service troops, sometimes artillery or support services, with silvered zinc RSI collar badges, duel prong mounted each, shoulder straps with original sewn roman numeral