_Chief Petty Officers._ Seaman Branch Two narrow gold stripes on each sleeve above the cuff, and on the cap a gold anchor and a narrow gold stripe around the band. Commissary Branch The same except that the sleeve stripes are silver. Musicians Two twisted gold stripes on the cuff and a gold lyre on each side of the collar. _Petty Officers, First Class._ Seaman Branch One gold stripe on each sleeve above the cuff, and a gold anchor on the cap. Commissary Branch The same except that the sleeve stripe is silver. Buglers and Drummers One gold stripe on each sleeve, worn diagonally. Musicians One twisted gold stripe on each sleeve and a gold anchor on each side of the collar. _Petty Officers, Second Class._ Seaman Branch Two stripes of red cloth on each sleeve between the elbow and the cuff. Yeoman Branch One broken gold stripe on each sleeve between the elbow and the shoulder. Musicians Two stripes of red cloth on each sleeve between the elbow and the cuff. Stewards Two stripes of orange colored cloth on each sleeve between the elbow and the cuff. Buglers and Drummers One diagonal gold stripe on each sleeve. All petty officers of the second class and also seamen wear two anchors crossed on the upper part of the right sleeve. There are also a number of specialty marks for such special ratings as cook, tailor, shoemaker and armorer. The distinctive mark of band musicians is a gold lyre worn on each side of the collar, and that of the hospital corps is the red Geneva cross. UNIFORMS OF THE ITALIAN ARMY In the Italian Army the peace time dress uniforms consist, as a rule, of a dark blue braided coat, light gray trousers with stripes of distinctive corps color down the outer seams, and black leather boots for officers and leggings for enlisted men. The head dress varies with the corps and arm of the service, the infantry wearing a dark blue cap trimmed with colored braid, the cavalry a metal trimmed helmet or a fur busby, the field artillery a black shako with bright brass ornaments, and the Bersaglieri a black felt hat with a plume of feathers falling over the left shoulder.