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Admiral Enrico Accorretti (1888-1978)
length 114 cm.
Ordinary winter uniform for division admirals consisting of a bicorn and long jacket. The bicorn is made of black felt, complete with cockade, gold insignia and black ostrich feathers; lined with black leather and black silk with a gold stamp "CORUZZOLO" under the crown. The jacket is made of dark blue cloth with ranks on the sleeves and shoulder boards with gilded threads, star-shaped insignia on the collar with the royal monogram of the King's Aide-de-Camp. On the left side are six rows of ribbons. Gold buttons with the Savoy eagle under a crown and on an anchor. Inside, tailor's label "GENN. CORUZZOLO NAPOLI" with handwritten "Marchese Accorretti". Together with a pair of captain's epaulettes with stamp "GENNARO CORUZZOLO BREVETTATO NAPOLI" (small damage to the fringes) and light-blue silk sash.
length 114 cm.
Ordinary winter uniform for division admirals consisting of a bicorn and long jacket. The bicorn is made of black felt, complete with cockade, gold insignia and black ostrich feathers; lined with black leather and black silk with a gold stamp "CORUZZOLO" under the crown. The jacket is made of dark blue cloth with ranks on the sleeves and shoulder boards with gilded threads, star-shaped insignia on the collar with the royal monogram of the King's Aide-de-Camp. On the left side are six rows of ribbons. Gold buttons with the Savoy eagle under a crown and on an anchor. Inside, tailor's label "GENN. CORUZZOLO NAPOLI" with handwritten "Marchese Accorretti". Together with a pair of captain's epaulettes with stamp "GENNARO CORUZZOLO BREVETTATO NAPOLI" (small damage to the fringes) and light-blue silk sash.
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