Szanyi Miklós, Author at Sapkajelvény történetek

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This is now again a classic cap badge card: a silver-embossed image of the original badge adorns the field postcard.

In the winter of 1914, the Monarchy received a big slap from little Serbia. The hard-to-occupy areas in the fall

Quite a variety of cap badges were made for some regiments. There may have been many reasons for this, but

As the badges depicting the sights in the Monarchy waned, I also took out some works that show the objects

This was a truly special troop, as among the innovations of the age, in addition to motorization, the muscle driven

Again, a very common, yet puzzling badge comes up today. Together with the army badges, this Bosnia-Hercegovina-Dalmatia badge is one

Ismail Enver, a much-debated figure in Turkish history, was deputy commander-in-chief of the Turkish army involved in the fighting during

This post fits in the line where I present images that represent unrealized, designed badges. Most recently, we saw a

I stood puzzled with the little numbered horns of the Austro-Hungarian Jägers for a while. These are very common among

The photo on which the post is based has already been featured before, as we can discover several cap badges