Italy, Kingdom. A Commemorative Silver Plate with General Ezio Rosi Signature United Republic of His tenure with the 7th

His tenure with the 7th Infantry Battalion in France would last only a little over six months

some wear from age but better than fine condition

The class designations ""Sen'Sho"" and ""Lo'Sho"" were used to distinguish wounds suffered in battle versus wounds of a disability or non-combatant nature

the reverse of the inset inscribed "THE LORD HAS PROTECTED OUR BOYS AMEN"

Brigadier General Antonio Cesaretti held the Divisional Infantry Command of the Royal Italian Army’s 153rd "Macerata" Infantry Division

Italy, Kingdom. A Commemorative Silver Plate with General Ezio Rosi Signature United Republic of His tenure with the 7thConstructed of silver with an ornately scalloped edge, the obverse bearing carefully engraved facsimile signatures of Royal Italian Army Officers, including General Ezio Rosi, measuring 29 cm in diameter, weighing 528. 0 grams, in extremely fine condition.