This Italian commemorative stamp, issued in 1966 with a face value of 90 Lire, honors the centenary of the Battaglia di Bezzecca (Battle of Bezzecca) — a key engagement in the Third Italian War of Independence. The design depicts Garibaldi’s volunteers amidst the rugged Trentino mountains, recalling their valorous fight against Austrian forces in July 1866. The battle’s outcome, though indecisive, symbolized the patriotic zeal for Italian unification. Designed by F. Zanaro and printed by the Italian State Printing Office, it captures the spirit of the Risorgimento era.