意大利 - 军装 - 皇家宪兵制服 – 军官 – 意大利王国约 1910 年 – Sartoria L. Beretta 米兰

重要而罕见的皇家宪兵队官员制服，追溯至意大利王国时期（约1910年），由以下部分组成：
黑色呢料外套，配原装金属钮扣
硬顶帽，带金属饰带和编号“112”的识别标
完整腰包，带装饰性带鞘和金属板

整体具备萨伏瓦标志性图案，包含皇冠鹰与十字盾，属于意大利共和国前军事纹章传统的典型元素。
特别值得关注的是内侧标签：
L. Beretta & C. – 米兰、罗马、都灵、那不勒斯 – 1910
并以手写署名指认某官员（Cap. Ravasio）。

这套制服来源于米兰地区的古董商市场购买，该地区历史上与重要军事裁缝密切相关。
夹克的内标签清晰写明：“L. Beretta & C. – 米兰、罗马、都灵、那不勒斯 – 1910”，是意大利王国时期向官员提供制服的主要裁缝之一。
特别有趣的是存在一段手写注记，写有“Cap. Ravasio”的名字，很可能指第一任所有者，推测为皇家宪兵队的一名官员。
这套装备——包括夹克、帽子与腰包——看起来完整且未被拼改，暗示其可能长期作为个人装备保存，直至在古董市场流散。
如材料质量、饰带的丰富程度以及全套配件的完整性等要素，均表明其原本为官方用途，而非用于舞台表演或仿真复原。

保存状况
就当时时代而言，整体状况良好。
有与年龄相符的磨损痕迹（金属表面有包浆，布料有轻微磨损）。
对象未经过修复。
如照片所示，帽檐有少量崩缺，内衬部分拆缝。腰包的两条链其中一条已脱离。
夹克呈现较少的时间痕迹，包括布料上的微小织物虫洞和轻微磨损，但并未影响整件衣物的完整性。
制服保持原状，与时代相符的包浆。

Important and rare Royal Carabinieri officer's uniform, dating back to the period of the Kingdom of Italy (circa 1910), composed of:
Black cloth jacket with original metal buttons
Rigid cap with metal frieze and identification number “112”
Complete pouch with decorated bandolier and metal plates

The set features Savoy iconography with a crowned eagle and crossed shield, typical of the pre-republic Italian military heraldic tradition.
Of particular interest is the internal label:
L. Beretta & C. – Milan, Rome, Turin, Naples – 1910
with handwritten attribution to an officer (Cap. Ravasio).

This uniform comes from an acquisition at an antiques market in the Milan area, an area historically linked to important military tailors.
The internal label of the jacket clearly states:
"L. Beretta & C. – Milan, Rome, Turin, Naples – 1910", one of the main tailors active in the supply of uniforms for officers in the period of the Kingdom of Italy.
Particularly interesting is the presence of a handwritten note with the name "Cap. Ravasio", probably referable to the first owner, presumably an officer of the Royal Carabinieri.
The ensemble - complete with jacket, cap and pouch - appears coherent and not recomposed, suggesting that it may have been kept as personal equipment for a long time before its dispersion on the antiques market.
Elements such as the quality of the materials, the richness of the friezes and the completeness of the equipment indicate an official and not theatrical or reconstructive intended use.

State of conservation
In good general condition for the time.
Signs of wear consistent with age (patina on metals, light wear on the fabric).
Unrestored object.
As shown in the photo, the visor of the hat has some chips and the internal lining is partially unstitched. One of the two chains of the pouch is detached.
The jacket shows minor signs of aging, including small textile insect holes and slight abrasions of the cloth, without compromising the overall integrity of the garment.
The uniform is presented in its original state, with a patina consistent with the era.