A Rare Second War Hungarian Paratroopers Tunic Auction An offensive performance described by

An offensive performance described by Field Marshal Alexander as the "Last Battle to End the War" was held April 9-18

They waited until the enemy was approximately 150 yards away and then opened fire with their rifles and Lewis guns

Waffen SS ID Disc - "4

Fenet decorated a number of comrades with the Iron Cross

WWI 133rd Infantry Battalion Norfolk's Own Cap Badge CEF - Browning copper

A Rare Second War Hungarian Paratroopers Tunic Auction An offensive performance described byThis is an extremely rare and untouched. The tunic is composed of a thick cotton, tightly woven with a burlap insulation layer within the interior. The material is solid, with no moth holes. The shoulders are padded with enclosed pads of burlap. It maintains its original 5 wood colour buttons. Although unmarked, the jacket size is approximately a 32. The Paratrooper badge is cotton and gold bullion, hand sewn as visible from the interior of the tunic.