The National Security Volunteer Militia (in Italian, MVSN, an acronym for Milizia Volontaria per la Sicurezza Nazionale) is a military corps of Italy from the WW2 period.
Its creation is the result of a deliberation by the Grand Council in January 1923. Initially conceived as a militia and used exclusively by the Italian National Party (it only obeyed the President of the Council and swore allegiance only to him, in contradiction to the obligation of allegiance to the sovereign), with the "constitutionalization" of fascism and in disagreement with the army of the Kingdom, it eventually merged with the army.
The Blackshirts (in Italian: camicie nere or squadristi) are the members of the militia of Benito Mussolini's fascist regime, organized since March 23, 1919, into Italian Combat Leagues (Fasci Italiani di Combattimento) (alluding to the symbol of authority of the consuls in ancient Rome).
These groups were mainly composed of former demobilized soldiers, workers, peasants, aristocrats, unemployed individuals, and young bourgeois. They were the ones who enabled Mussolini's rise to power during the March on Rome. By the end of 1919, there were 17,000 of them. In 1922, when the Duce took power, there were 700,000 Blackshirts.
DIMENSIONS:
Total length: 34.5 cm
Length without the sheath: 30.7 cm
Length of the handle: 11 cm
Length of the blade: 19.6 cm
Width of the blade: 2.3 cm
Description:
I present to you a superb and rare Italian dagger model "1937 MVSN," a beautiful reproduction made identical to the original (the original being estimated between 1500-2000 euros). The handle is made of white metal in the shape of a snake's head, the grips are in black bakelite with the Italian symbol in gilded metal, embedded in its center. Numbering (very rare) is present on the heel of both sides. Sheath in good condition, made of white metal, painted black with its original suspension ring, also marked. No play, complete. A beautiful and rare dagger, made identical to the model used during World War II, where these daggers were widely employed by the Italian administration and its henchmen.
Don't hesitate, a magnificent and rare collectible piece, made to identical specifications of the original, there won't be one for everyone, hurry up!!!
This magnificent dagger was recovered from a military collector in Belgium. Piece made in limited quantity, identical to the original!!!
By purchasing this dagger, you will acquire a unique item perfectly illustrating the ingenuity of Italian armories during WW2!!!
WARNING: The piece is unique; I do not have a duplicate!!!
Conditions:
I respond to your questions, don't hesitate!
Additional photos available upon request.
No returns possible.
Please read the ad carefully and look at the photos.
I am not responsible for postal delays and losses, which is why I offer payment via PayPal or credit card, so your purchase will be covered.
Payment is therefore possible by bank transfer, credit card, and PayPal.
Postal fees:
Europe: 25 euros
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 65 euros
Do not let this unique collectible piece escape you; there won't be one for everyone.
The National Security Volunteer Militia (in Italian, MVSN, an acronym for Milizia Volontaria per la Sicurezza Nazionale) is a military corps of Italy from the WW2 period.
Its creation is the result of a deliberation by the Grand Council in January 1923. Initially conceived as a militia and used exclusively by the Italian National Party (it only obeyed the President of the Council and swore allegiance only to him, in contradiction to the obligation of allegiance to the sovereign), with the "constitutionalization" of fascism and in disagreement with the army of the Kingdom, it eventually merged with the army.
The Blackshirts (in Italian: camicie nere or squadristi) are the members of the militia of Benito Mussolini's fascist regime, organized since March 23, 1919, into Italian Combat Leagues (Fasci Italiani di Combattimento) (alluding to the symbol of authority of the consuls in ancient Rome).
These groups were mainly composed of former demobilized soldiers, workers, peasants, aristocrats, unemployed individuals, and young bourgeois. They were the ones who enabled Mussolini's rise to power during the March on Rome. By the end of 1919, there were 17,000 of them. In 1922, when the Duce took power, there were 700,000 Blackshirts.
DIMENSIONS:
Total length: 34.5 cm
Length without the sheath: 30.7 cm
Length of the handle: 11 cm
Length of the blade: 19.6 cm
Width of the blade: 2.3 cm
Description:
I present to you a superb and rare Italian dagger model "1937 MVSN," a beautiful reproduction made identical to the original (the original being estimated between 1500-2000 euros). The handle is made of white metal in the shape of a snake's head, the grips are in black bakelite with the Italian symbol in gilded metal, embedded in its center. Numbering (very rare) is present on the heel of both sides. Sheath in good condition, made of white metal, painted black with its original suspension ring, also marked. No play, complete. A beautiful and rare dagger, made identical to the model used during World War II, where these daggers were widely employed by the Italian administration and its henchmen.
Don't hesitate, a magnificent and rare collectible piece, made to identical specifications of the original, there won't be one for everyone, hurry up!!!
This magnificent dagger was recovered from a military collector in Belgium. Piece made in limited quantity, identical to the original!!!
By purchasing this dagger, you will acquire a unique item perfectly illustrating the ingenuity of Italian armories during WW2!!!
WARNING: The piece is unique; I do not have a duplicate!!!
Conditions:
I respond to your questions, don't hesitate!
Additional photos available upon request.
No returns possible.
Please read the ad carefully and look at the photos.
I am not responsible for postal delays and losses, which is why I offer payment via PayPal or credit card, so your purchase will be covered.
Payment is therefore possible by bank transfer, credit card, and PayPal.
Postal fees:
Europe: 25 euros
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 65 euros
Do not let this unique collectible piece escape you; there won't be one for everyone.
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