Hungary, Kingdom. A Rare Army Artillery Officer’s Overseas Cap, C.1940 GTRexclude Mackenzie n transferred to the

Mackenzie n transferred to the 1 Argylls

and Navy Good Conduct Medal (bronze gilt

arriving in Noumea

It was published in 1979 by the Canadian War Museum of Ottawa

It was established by Knyaz Alexander I and named after his patron saint (Alexander Nevsky)

Hungary, Kingdom. A Rare Army Artillery Officer’s Overseas Cap, C.1940 GTRexclude Mackenzie n transferred to theA rare and very well preserved Hungarian Army Artillery Officers overseas cap, constructed of a field grey rayon blend. The cap is fully surrounded by fold down side panels, gently scalloped at the front, offering optional ear and neck protection for the wearer. When not in use, the panels are rolled up and secured in place at the front with dual gilded bronze buttons. Each button bears a raised insignia in the form of a St. Stephens Crown. Affixed to