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Officer's helmet from the special unit of the Rome Capital Police, second quarter of the 20th century An extremely rare example of a police officer's helmet, featuring a fur-covered biscuit-colored frame, special gilded-metal scaled chinstraps with lion-head medallions and a silk cockade on the left side, a gilded-metal crest with a lion’s head and lateral racemes, and a first-type frontal decoration embroidered in gold bullion. Minor, unidentified damage to the fur; a crimson silk lining bearing the maker’s mark “Merlini e Soffi, Via Capo di Mondo 10, Florence”; a beautiful shape; a rare item.
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