Kappenabzeichen on postcards

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.

This is now again a classic cap badge card: a silver-embossed image of the original badge adorns the field postcard.

Quite a variety of cap badges were made for some regiments. There may have been many reasons for this, but

Again, a very common, yet puzzling badge comes up today. Together with the army badges, this Bosnia-Hercegovina-Dalmatia badge is one

This post fits in the line where I present images that represent unrealized, designed badges. Most recently, we saw a

The interesting thing about this post is the badge printed on the post card. According to the inscription, it is

Eight of the ten honvéd hussar regiments were organized into two divisions at the beginning of the war. These divisions

I wish a blessed, merry Christmas to all my dear readers with this beautiful Kutzer postcard and extra badge. The