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Red shirt by Luigi Trolli from Reggio Emilia
Notice of the liberation of Rome
Portrait of Eugenio Bianchini
Popular lines in the Reggio dialect
Portrait of Rainero Taddei
Savoyard flag with crown
Bust of Giovanni Grillenzoni
The flag without which
Waiting for the wind
Women
How generous love
Red shirt by Luigi Trolli from Reggio Emilia
Communication of a donation of cannons by Napoleon Bonaparte to the Government of Reggio
Portrait of Hercules III Duke of Este
Ceremony dress of the scientist and diplomat Giambattista Venturi
Medal of Napoleon Bonaparte President of the Italian Republic
Flag of the Cispadana Republic
The genius of freedom
Portrait of Francesco V
Tricolor handkerchief with the effigy of Garibaldi General Commander of the Alpine Hunters Corps
Button from the court dress of Captain Carlo Ferrarini
Red shirt by Luigi Trolli from Reggio Emilia

Savoyard flag with crown

Anonymous

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On March 25, 1860, a royal decree determined the characteristics of the new flag of the Sardinian army, very similar to that desired by Carlo Alberto in 1848, with the addition of a crown above the Savoy coat of arms. This model is also confirmed after the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861 and participates in fundamental events in Italian history: the Third War of Independence (1866), which leads to the annexation of Veneto, and the capture of Porta Pia (1870). . The flag remained virtually unchanged until the 1946 referendum which marked the birth of the republican state.
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Title: Savoyard flag with crown

Author: Anonymous

Date: 19th century

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Displayed in: Tricolore Museum

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