Hungary, Regency. An Army Badge, c.1942 Archive marked "II" (Second Class) and

marked "II" (Second Class) and numbered "47845" on the reverse

Footnote: The Prince Edward Island Light Horse was first organized in 1901

topped by a Cyrillic inscription of “KIEV 1897”

marked FIRMIN & SONS

(Ejército del Aire): Four-piece construction

Hungary, Regency. An Army Badge, c.1942 Archive marked "II" (Second Class) andTwo piece construction, in cast aluminum, illustrating an Army soldier, grasping a rifle in his left hand and preparing to toss a grenade from his right hand, a post to his right with severed pieces of barbed wire strewn about, along with a tank firing away at the upper right, measuring 44. 8 mm in diameter, a blackened plate affixed to the reverse and incorporating and intact clip, very light contact, near extremely fine.