Bundesarchiv 'photo dated 1942 and attributed to Fritz Moosmuller, showing Rommel (rather indistinctly, in staff car) visiting Italian "panzer troops" with Italian "Sturmgeschutz" Semovente 75/18.  This was probably the most useful Italian-manufactured armoured vehicle, although the low muzzle velocity of its main armament (an adaptation of a good-quality 75mm mountain gun) made it a less than ideal counter to Allied medium tanks.  Best regards, JR.

Italian "panzer" with Rommel in Africa.

Three-quarter rear view of an Italian bomber Savoia-Marchetti S.79. On top of the fuselage the large radiogoniometer’s antenna. Unit and location unknown. Victor Sierra

Italian bomber

Libya 1941: a transport aircraft Savoia-Marchetti SM.82 “Marsupiale” (marsupial) of Italian Regia Aeronautica’s 604th Squadriglia parked on an airstrip. Victor Sierra