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Category: Kappenabzeichen on postcards
31st Honvéd IR
The focus of this post is not on a real postcard, but on a stenciled page with a badge on it. In today’s world, the reproduction techniques of the paper-based [ … ]
Artillery of Görz
In 1915-16, the most serious fightings on the Italian front were for the possession of the town of Görz and for the maintenance or liquidation of the Austro-Hungarian bridgehead established [ … ]
Heinrich von Hess IR 49
He was not a general of the Great War, but he was the owner of the 49th Infantry Regiment. I’ve already written about the regiment in connection with a wear [ … ]
Hussar Regiment 3 “Hadik”
The crew of the 3rd Hussar Regiment came from the eastern part of the Hungarian Great Plain, from the area of the VII. Corps. The regiment had its headquarters in [ … ]
21st Infantry Regiment
The 21st Infantry Regiment was founded in 1733. It was a Czech regiment, and the crew was taken out of areas east of Prague. The headquarters in Kutna Hora (Kuttenberg) [ … ]
42nd Infantry Division 2
The 42nd Croatian Honvéd (Domobran) division and its cap badge were discussed in connection with a wearing photo. The opening image shows the badge on a post card with a [ … ]
3rd Army assault group
There’s absolutely no need to write a lengthy review here. The badge of the 3rd Army Assault Unit is one of the most beautiful assault badges. Very plastic, detailed. It’s [ … ]
16th Jäger Battalion
The Monarchy used some of the Jäger battalions concentrated in higher units. For example, the 16th Jäger Battalion, formed in Silesia in 1849, was assigned to the 16th Infantry Brigade, [ … ]
IR 63
The 63rd Infantry Regiment had its recruiting area in north-eastern Transylvania, primarily in the county of Beszterce-Naszód. The crew reflected the population distribution of the area and consisted up to [ … ]