Italy, Kingdom. A 132Nd Artillery Regiment "Ariete" Medal With Case, C.1925 Archive Fegelein's parents and his brother

Fegelein's parents and his brother Waldemar survived the war

44 mm x 37

which is screwed in and securely maintains the structure of the knife

It was conferred upon members of the Imperial Family

Clearly visible is the “General Göring” cuff title of Oberst Paul Conrath

Italy, Kingdom. A 132Nd Artillery Regiment "Ariete" Medal With Case, C.1925 Archive Fegelein's parents and his brotherItaly (Kingdom); Silver with red, white and blue enamels, marked "800" (silver) on the reverse, obverse illustrating a tank on an outcrop, a ribbon banner below inscribed "FVLMINEO E POSSENTE" and the regimental insignia to its right, reverse illustrating a female holding a branch of laurel leaves, the 132nd Artillery badge to the lower left, inscribed "SANCTA" to her left, "BARBARA" to her right and "132 REGG. ARTIGLIERIA "ARIETE" " below, 32. 3 mm,