Italy, Kingdom. A Lot Of Four Gil (Gioventu Italiana Del Littorio) Fascist Youth Sleeve Badges Hold They were awarded only to

They were awarded only to German Veterans entitled to such awards during the War

1936 to June 1938) and was a Policeman in civil life

The first passport was named to Hermann Friedrich Goebel on October 9

also of Peterborough

satin-lined

Italy, Kingdom. A Lot Of Four Gil (Gioventu Italiana Del Littorio) Fascist Youth Sleeve Badges Hold They were awarded only toIncludes: Cremona; Napoli; Palermo; and Torino. In silvered die stamped aluminum, metal or brass with dark red and yellow paint, unmarked, measuring 56. 3 mm (w) x 70. 5 mm (h), 57. 5 mm (w) x 71. 3 mm (h), 56 mm (w) x 70. 7 mm (h) and 57. 5 mm (w) x 71. 5 mm (h) respectively, die holes at all three points for uniform attachment, scattered chipping in the paint and wear in the silvering, oxidation evident on the Torino badge, ranging from fair to near