Kappenabzeichen on postcards

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.

The 50th Infantry Regiment has been mentioned on the site several times. I also wrote here about the badge that

As the coat of arms on the badge shows, it was a Dalmatian regiment. The crew came from the area

IR 87 was a Styrian regiment. Its command and recruitmen area was in Cilli (now Celje, Slovenia), and most of

Here again, a better-known badge follows, to which I can attach a stamped correspondence letter and a letter seal. The

I have shown the nice plate badge of the regiment in a wearing photo here. The badge, like in case

“Hold on guys!” says the Ruthenian inscription of the 36th Landwehr Infantry Regiment. This may have been the motto of

This huge and gorgeously enamelled badge has always caught my fancy. Which regiment did the special and expensive badge belong