A World War II Italian identification tag is found to have so many mistakes, that it is apparently impossible to find out who it actually belonged to. The name, serial number and location of birth as written on the ID tag have been confirmed to be incorrect. The state archives in Agrigento, the soldier's military district, have been incapable of finding out who the tag belonged to. Despite all the information on the ID tag, it defies its own purpose!

Can anyone help find out who this soldier was:
16683 (60) Pintuccio Florindo di Bernardo i Piturru Vittoria 1913 Caranciaros Agrigento
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Antonio Pinducciu (1872-1966) Vittoria Pittoru (1882-1972) Bernardino Pinducciu (1872-1966)

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-Florindo Pinducciu Calangianus