Italy, Kingdom. A Liberation Of Rome Medal Auction oxidation spot and gilt wear

oxidation spot and gilt wear on the obverse

in memory of his golden jubilee in holy orders and was awarded to the men and women who had made a significant contribution to the success of the jubilee and the associated Vatican Exposition

a very rare version of the Army Flak Badge

it became evident to our part of the line that we were being flanked

he was transferred to the 123rd Infantry Battalion on October 18

Italy, Kingdom. A Liberation Of Rome Medal Auction oxidation spot and gilt wearAn Italian Liberation of Rome Medal Bronze, engraver marked "C. M." on the obverse and "C. MOSCITTI" on the reverse, 31. 7 mm, original ribbon, very light contact, near extremely fine. Footnote: SPQR is an acronym of the Latin phrase "Sentus Populusque Rmnus" (The Senate and People of Rome), referring to the government of the ancient Roman Republic, and used as an official emblem of the modern day comune (municipality) of Rome. It appears on coins, at