Kappenabzeichen on postcards

While browsing through the badges, the collector may notice that there are variations among the hussar shakos. This is not

The train, a unit that deals with army movement, has already been featured on this page once. We tend to

An infantry regiment of 85% Romanian nationality, headquartered in Szászváros, and recruited from the Transylvanian island mountains, along the Aranyos

The Budapest House Regiment fought in Galicia in the first half of the Great War as part of the 31st

The province of Tyrol enjoyed a special status in the state organization of the Monarchy. In many respects, it enjoyed

The patron saint of gunners has already appeared here. The new post is justified by the beautiful postcard, but even

There is a howitzer badge that has been puzzling me for a long time. The old M 98 15 cm

I already wrote here about the Kappenabzeichen of the 38th Honved Division in connection with a photo of it being

The 62nd Infantry Regiment was part of the 35th Transylvanian Division. I already wrote about its use in the Great

The Kappenabzeichen of the Third Army is one of the most common badges. It can be found in every collection.