Sbirri of the Kingdom of Naples 19th century.

Sbirri of the Kingdom of Naples

Sbirri of the Kingdom of Naples.

SBIRRI, from Ital. sbirri, an archer, a name given to a class of armed police in Italy, resembling the French gens’d’armes in every thing but their usefulness. They patrole with a large cocked hat, armed with a fusil.

Roman Costumes. Drawing by Bartolomeo Pinelli (1781-1835). Engraving by C. Hullmandel. Published by Rodwell & Martin, London.

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