Kappenabzeichen on postcards

The III. corps of the Monarchy was organized in the provinces of Carinthia, Styria and the Seaside. This area is

It’s a lovely little badge, nice in shape, and cute with peeking horses on it. One would not even think

The 44th Infantry Regiment was a regiment of Somogy County, its replacement battalion was stationed in Kaposvár. The regiment was

The company ARKANZAS produced some badges to order, but in most cases only by intuition. They sensed how eager civilians

By 1915, after the first8-9 months of the Great War, the troops of the Monarchy suffered extremely heavy losses. This

The main curiosity of this post, of course, is not so much the badge of the 1st Army, which was

The Honvéd and Landwehr regiments were considered rather second-line units before the Great War. This was also evident in the

One of my favorite badges. I think it’s a very beautiful composition, after all, I love Art Nouveau! The head

Archduke Charles-Louis was the first prince of the Teschen branch of the Habsburg family. He was born in Florence in

In the Austrian provinces, the equivalent of the Hungarian Royal Honvéd forces was the Austrian Landwehr, whose regiments were later