Kappenabzeichen on postcards

No 45 was a Galician regiment, its military district was Eastern Galicia, so its staff consisted partly of Poles and

The 13th Honvéd Infantry Regiment was the home regiment of the city of Pozsony. A war memorial was erected also

The badge of the Austro-Hungarian 7th Army is again a common badge, it is included in every collection. On the

The “sponge cake” shaped general assault badge is a sought after but not unattainably rare badge. It is included in

The 14th Landwehr was headquartered in Brünn. Brünn was and still is the capital of Moravia, home to many military

My friend Gábor Vásárhelyi sent me some of his great-grandfather’s memorabilia to help me find out where he was in

One of the best known badges is the subject of the current post. Its inscription ‘Tirol – Landesverteidigung’ recalls mainly

Not only regiment badges and army badges appeared on postcards printed during the Great War. The Office of Military Aid

The 28th Infantry Regiment gained a dubious reputation during the Great War. Subsequent analyzes refuted the accusation that this regiment,

Postcards often depict the regiment number in ornate form. Often, this depiction is like a plan for a cap badge.