JohnHajnal

Hi Peter, The branch is ordnance I believe. I ask because I was offered a tunic with the exact same branch/rank

Hi Peter, Where did you get the Zaszlos tunic? John

First off, great uniforms, as always. I think the loops are from some form of wings or specialization badge. I've seen medal ones that have the correct prongs, like the following boarder guard's badge http://www.emedals.ca/catalog.asp?item=H139. It could be, though is highly unlikely, that the man may have been attached to a para unit. I saw a photo once of a paratrooper with an air force tunic. I'll post the photos if I can find it. John

Hi CD. Long time no talk. How have you been? I'm going to be getting a copy soon as well. Many of the uniforms are from the collection of Mr. P?ter v. Laborc, who has one of the most extensive collections of WWII Hungarian uniforms in the world. The books site is www.huniform.com John

They wold be the same, but with black collar tabs., and in the case of the greatcoat black piping. This is a medical greatcoat minus the collar tabs http://hungarianmilitaria.hu/modules/egyen...w.php?ruh_id=54 and this is a medical 3rd Lt/warrent officer's tunic and dress cap http://kepfeltoltes.pirateclub.hu/pics/orv...los_zubbony.jpg Best regards, John

Greatcoat back... I'll post the photos of my tanker's jacket, sheepskin lined greatcoat, and my reproduction summer uniform either sunday or monday.

Greatcoat front. I was suprised to find that next to the third button from the bottom there is a fitting for a combat leadership badge.

riding britches

riding britches

riding britches

cap front...

cap side...

Collar / medal close up...

All the next photos are of an infantry captian's set I recently bought, although I think the cap and greatcoat have 1st Lt insignia on them. Here is the tunic...

Close up on the collar and medals...