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economical officer? Would that be an ordinance/commissary official?
I' don't know the correct English form - maybe paymaster or something....
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Leuchtturm: Great! Thank you for the identification!
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The eagle seems Prussian/German to me. Anybody knows what is it exactly?
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I've got it! Landwehr economical officer (Truppenrechnungsführer-Offizier)
They had same double-breasted dark green waffenrock with light blue piping and collar as the k.u.k Armee but with silver numbered buttons! And the economical officers had normal rank stars not rosettes.The 2 means the 2nd Landwehr Regiment Linz.
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...a gift from a friend...
Mysterious....seems captain, but his Militärdienstzeichen is the enlisted version (2. class for 12 years).
Probably official of the k.k. Gendarmerie?
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Seaman with Militär-Jubiläumskreuz and deck service patch.
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CarolI: I'm not sure but IMHO more likely professional than conscripted
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Eduard Victor Gürtesch
(any other info appreciated, thanks)
Feldwebel with Jubiläumserinnerungsmedaille, equally can be Honvéd or KuK Infantry Regiment.
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An older piece, I think a 15 cm M99/4 schwere Haubitz (from fortepan.hu):
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Let me introduce to you Feldwebel Merényi (Maczéjka) Ferenc of the k.u.k. 69 (Freiherr v. Leitner, later Hindenburg) IR.
His short service record (from the regimental history):
- 1911/13 conscripted service in the 69. IR
- 1914.07.28-1917.11.01 draft agency Székesfehérvár
- 1917.11.01-1918.03.14 Pilsen 69. IR replacement batallion, Italian theatre in Rizzolo, 6th army as the teacher of the paymaster school.
434th POW group St.Antonio, Trischina and Tovenába.
- 1918.11.18 back to Székesfehérvár and became professional NCO
Served in the 3rd infantry regiment until 1922 then joined to the Hungarian Railways.
As recruit in 1911:
Like Feldwebel after the war (according the contemporary military slang: hero father or old holiness )
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Thank you, I didn't bargain for that
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As far as I know it's a WWI Russian belt buckle. I would be happy for any information about the unit!
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I was there on last Saturday. It's a nice museum with military relations very close to the city's main train station in an old railway building.
The WWII armored train "Stefánik" on temporary exhibition.
And finally some non-military items.
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...a hungarian soldier but wearing few KuK medals
He wears his old KuK tunic, the left-side shoulder cord means mounted branch. A nice picture from the early interwar period!
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Markgraf, thank you very much for the photos in #32. I didn't even know the skill badges existed!
I really like that artillery and minenwerfer one!
The full system of the qualification badges:
http://www.austro-hungarian-army.co.uk/badges/qualbadges.htm
A better photo of the Minenwerferabzeichen:
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@Markgraf, can you please give the number of the Hungarian photo (this gan be found under the left corner, after clicking on the picture).
The two Hungarians:
Szakaszvezető (Zugsführer) after 1939 with two commemorative medals, presumably the Upper Hungary and Transsylvania.
Őrmester (Feldwebel) between 1926 and 1939 with 3. class Service Sign for enlisted.
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Three with qualification badges:
Zugsführer with Minenwerferabzeichen (mortar badge) on the collar, the right side badge is Richtauszeichnung für die Artillerie (Marksmanship Badge for first gunners), his medals are: Silberne Tapferkeitsmedaille 2. Klasse, Bronzene Tapferkeitsmedaille with two bands, Karl Truppenkreutz, and Militärdienstzeichen für Mannscaft presumably 3. class.
Gefreiter, the right side badge is Sappeur- und Pionierauszeichnung (Skillful engineer badge), his cross is Eisernes Verdienstkreuz.
Zugsführer with Krankenpflegerauszeichnung (Skillful medic badge), medals are: Bronzene Tapferkeitsmedaille, Karl Truppenkreutz, and Militär-Jubiläumskreuz 1908
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Wow! Very impressive collection!
First of all, an exception: the first post second row first picture is a Hungarian Army szakaszvezető (Zugsführer) after 1939 with two commemorative medals, presumably the Upper Hungary and Transsylvania.
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The death of the cossack in Máramaros. Edition of the Royal Hungarian Ministry of Defence War Aid Office.
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Eisenbahntruppe
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Silbernes Verdienstkreuz
Karl Truppenkreuz
Militär-Jubiläumskreuz 1908
Mobilizierungskreuz 1912-1913
The first is Militärverdienstkreuz 3. Klasse mit Kriegsdekoration. Otherwise he is a captain of a mounted unit.
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Sad. ok. How do I get back copies?
You can order these older volumes (elfogyott means out of stock)
http://www.hkhermanos.hu/foly%C3%B3iratok
You can find the editor's adress here:
http://www.hkhermanos.hu/megrendel%C3%A9s
I asked him the shipping to abroad is possible.
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Nope. The main profile of the "Katonaújság" is the Horthy-era and the WWI. It is a pretty good magazine, but sadly now is close to the breakdown
I wrote my first "official" article to this magazine in 2011...
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According the book of "Rolf M. Urrisk: Die Uniformen des österreichischen Bundesheeres 1918 - 1938" after the Volkswehr word shoud be stand the place-name on the armband.
The right side badge (worn together with the armband).http://www.erdemrendek-kituntetesek.hu/tartalom/teljes%C3%ADtm%C3%A9ny-jelv%C3%A9ny
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Post-War I Czech?
in Central & Eastern European States
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The mountain infantry and artillery wore the same "bird" but with different collar colors. The guy with three pips is Četař ašpirant (officer candidate sergeant?).