WW2/Inter War Italian Corps of Public Security Agents M15 ‘Adrian’ Helmet Medals and Personal Collections He was posthumously awarded the

He was posthumously awarded the 1914 "Mons Star as well as WW1 War and Victory medals

Medals ribbons to the chest with the bottom 2 on a brass bar

It has been reconditioned after 1925 (as many WW1 Italian helmets were) for use by the Corps of Public Security Agents

With metal shoulder rank pips for a Captain

Makers and name labels for Charles Dyke of Hannover Square London

WW2/Inter War Italian Corps of Public Security Agents M15 ‘Adrian’ Helmet Medals and Personal Collections He was posthumously awarded theWW2 or Earlier Italian Corps of Public Security Agents M15 Adrian Helmet. The Corps of Public Security Agents (Corpo degli Agenti di Pubblica Sicurezza), also known more simply as the Italian Royal Police, was created in 1925 as a formal police force, loyal to Fascist party, as opposed to the Caribinieri who were more loyal to the crown. It was a broad spectrum containing many public forces including the PAI (Polizia dell'Africa Italiana). At the end