Kappenabzeichen on postcards

The Monarchy had 6 fortress artillery regiments and a dozen of independent fortress artillery battalions. The six regiments were stationed

The Kappenabzeichen of the assault troop of the 11th Cavalry Division is an exceptionally interesting composition. It is rich in

The regiment had Bosniak crew from the Sarajevo area, and it belonged to the 25th Division. This division consisted mainly

To use a contemporary expression, we see a weapons insignia of aircrew on the postcard. I have never seen this

In a previous post, I already presented a badge on which the patron saint of gunners, Barbara, was the main

I wrote about lancer regiments already, also about their beautiful headgear (here). I am attaching a badge depicting a czapka

The 7th Infantry Regiment was a regiment from Karinthia, headquartered in Graz. One of its battalions was stationed in Klagenfurt.

The 23rd Landwehr (later Schützen) Regiment has been discussed before (here and here). There I also presented two badges. This

While browsing through the badges, the collector may notice that there are variations among the hussar shakos. This is not

The train, a unit that deals with army movement, has already been featured on this page once. We tend to