Italy, Kingdom. An Army Officer's Belt, C.1935 certificate_of_authenticity recorded the following personal possessions:

recorded the following personal possessions: red identification disc

with four decorative bronze buttons

Duchess of Maine at the Château de Sceaux in June 1703 as a frivolous and ephemeral award

Gelchsheimer

itself adjusted with dual functional aluminum buckles

Italy, Kingdom. An Army Officer's Belt, C.1935 certificate_of_authenticity recorded the following personal possessions:Upper with a central band in steel blue rayon cotton embroidery, flanked by a band of fine gold coloured bullion wire on both sides, the wire displaying an ornate pattern, the base of the belt in a very supple white leather which is wrapped around an army green webbed core, the belt with two sliders with matching uppers to that of the belt. There is a belt buckle in bronze gilt secured in place on the right end via a loop on its left side, the buckle