A Set Of Italian Fascist Shoulder Boards By Scuotto Of Napoli certificate_of_authenticity Ings was promoted to a

Ings was promoted to a Lieutenant-Colonel and appointed to be the first Commanding Officer of the 105th Infantry Battalion

Quebec (1941 to 1942)

on mini bow ribbon

stating that he had one years' service with the 8th Royal Rifles of Canada (May 1928 to May 1929)

each with a piece of black cotton in the shape of a swastika sewn upon a circular white cotton field in the centre

A Set Of Italian Fascist Shoulder Boards By Scuotto Of Napoli certificate_of_authenticity Ings was promoted to aDie stamped bronze gilt, slightly convex, maker marked "SCUOTTO NAPOLI BREVETTATO" (Scuotto of Napoli, Patented) on the reverse, upper illustrating a large fasces, brass button fed through a hole at the shoulder end, the button illustrating the left facing Italian spread winged eagle standing upon a fasces, the button marked with five stars on the reverse, with screwpost and screwback, underside insert hinged to the board and wrapped in black velvet,