iharos

Piave1918 -

Nice uniforms - you have correctly identified the Artillery tunic as that of an officer - it is for a 1st Lieutenant. The infantry corporal I would like to see some better shotes of the collar tabs. its possible that they were replaced but unsure until we can see some better detail. The tunic itself is amazing. The Bocskai looks to be for a Private 1st Class or Corporal (detail on the chevron needed) but the rosette seems to be for an officer. Can we get more images??? The Bocskai is for the Quartermaster or Serive of Supply.

The Artillery tunic has silver buttons. An officer would have had gold buttons.

Would this be the same medal on this Hungarian policeman? It appears to have the red ribbon.

and a close up

As this was started with a Csend?r uniform, I'll add my garrison commanders uniform

Wonderful collection and story from a volatile period. Thank you for showing us.

Gentlemen,

Can anyone provide further information? WW1? Regiment? Anything? Any clues?

Please!

It should be a NCO of the Royal Hungarian Honv?d.

Best wishes,

Enzo

Enzo thank you for your reply. I 'm still interested whether it is WWI or prior. Maybe someone will know.

Magyar ?rdemkereszt (arany, ez?st, bronz)

Hungarian Cross of Merit (gold, silver, bronze) (1935)

This seems to be the gold version (Magyar Arany ?rdemkereszt) because of the green enamelled center wreath

Regards Eddie

Thank you Eddie

Hihi, there is an interesting word in hungarian language which describe civil men with a lot-lot of orders and medals, "SEGGNYAL?"

HaHaHa! very good.

iharos,

What are your particular areas of interest in Hungarian Militaria?

Regards,

Gordon

This...

Can any one identify the uniform of this gentleman?

It is Hungarian and I think it may be pre WWI. There is braiding on his sleeves and the upper part of his trousers.

He is wearing a bayonet, and appears to be of tizades rank (corporal?)

Thank you Charles for your reply.

I have another medal for identification. Any information will be much appreciated.

Gordon, Is this the picture?

http://www.csendor.com/kepek/egyenek/bigim...sendor%2030.jpg

Gentlemen. Can someone identify this medal for me? It appears to be k.u.k. judging by the crown. It is part of a Hungarian medal collection.

Thank you Gordon. I don't live in Hungary, just an indication of my interests. Here is the back of the gorget and there is no box with it.

Gentlemen, I would like to add this genuine gorget to this forum.