Kappenabzeichen on postcards

Gábor Csiszér’s extremely interesting postcard is the main topic of the post. The card is not a unique piece, it

In the Austrian provinces of the Monarchy regiments of territorial forces were called Landwehr regiments. During the Great War, they

After the occupation of Bosnia in 1878, the Monarchy stationed a significant occupying army of 40,000 in the country. This

In particular, this entry is intended to illustrate that subsequent batches of Kappenabzeichen series may be different even if the

The crew of this regiment consisted of chaps from the Danube-Tisza area Central Hungary. The cadre was in Szabadka, but

A year ago, I presented two beautiful badges of the 6th Infantry Regiment and a field card decorated with the

The crew of some infantry regiments were informally named after the regiment owner’s first name. Thus the name of the

IR 19 was the house regiment of the city of Győr and received crew from the counties of Győr and

I have already presented one of the badges of the 54th Infantry Regiment in connection with the city of Olomouc: