1918 and broken up at Morecambe in 1919
red crosses on white fields in opposite corners
most likely to be used by the Reserve Battalion (Pripremna Bojna) or Honorary Battalion 5Th
on two-tone strap with black buttonhole attachment)
By his prompt action he undoubtedly saved further lives and equipment
Hungary, Kingdom. A Rare Royal Hungarian Army Parachutist’s Badge, Bronze Grade Hold 1918 and broken up atConstructed of bronze, the obverse consisting of a central raised skull set atop a pair of wings with stylized feathering, within a pair of crossed swords, and descending from a parachute, the reverse with fully intact vertical clips for secure uniform attachment, unmarked, measuring 78. 34 mm (w) x 37. 92 mm (h), weighing 12. 1 grams, a rare badge in extremely fine condition. Footnote: A rare decoration, the Parachutists Badge was awarded in