Hungary, Kingdom. A Rare Gendarmerie Officer’s Field Cap, Child’s Example United Republic of 1941 and a black and

1941 and a black and white postcard of the Destroyer Richard Beitzen with handwritting in pencil on the reverse

within a pebbled and silvered border

1915 but the results were determined to be negative

two Ribbon Bars (one with two ribbons: European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with four bronze stars and Army Good Conduct Medal

with a ribbon banner framing the child inscribed in Latin "SALVATE PARVULOS" (Rescues a Child)

Hungary, Kingdom. A Rare Gendarmerie Officer’s Field Cap, Child’s Example United Republic of 1941 and a black andA rare and well preserved Hungarian Gendarmerie cap, custom manufactured for the child of an Officer. It is constructed of an olive drab whipcord wool, and fully surrounded by a decorative side panel which is scalloped toward the front. Two magnetic metal buttons are fastened to the panel just below the peak. The peak itself features an insignia consisting of a cascading gold bullion wire medallion with a machine embroidered red, white, and green