Italy. A 3Rd Army Cross 1915-1918 By L. Fassino Of Turin Newly Listed marked "GESETZLICH GESCHÜTZT" on the

marked "GESETZLICH GESCHÜTZT" on the base of the pin

maker marked ""EGANA"" to the right of the lion's tail on the obverse

arriving on April 12th

54 mm knurled pin

until he surrendered himself to the military police at St

Italy. A 3Rd Army Cross 1915-1918 By L. Fassino Of Turin Newly Listed marked "GESETZLICH GESCHÜTZT" on theIn silver with white enamels, maker marked ""L. FASSINO TORINO"" on the reverse, 33 mm (w) x 44. 5 mm (h), original ribbon, intact enamels, extremely fine. Footnote: The 3rd Army Commemorative Cross was instituted as early as 1919, one of a number of Army Crosses to commemorate participation in the First World War. It was unusual in being issued officially and at the expense of the Duke of Aosta, its commander. The Third Army had a great success on