Hungary, Kingdom. An Altábornagy (Lieutenant General) Greatcoat consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac well known for creating orders

well known for creating orders for financial gain and social prestige and he seems to have started life named 'Kafta' and to have become a Maronite priest before taking on a royal title

and Los Angeles

post war sewn in place via white threading to a 72 mm (w) x 78 mm (h) grayish green wool swatch

notably featuring several images of sea-based Luftwaffe Fährenflottille flak guns with crews visible

he saw service on the Destroyer H

Hungary, Kingdom. An Altábornagy (Lieutenant General) Greatcoat consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac well known for creating orders(Altbornagy Nagykabt). An example of a rare and overall well preserved greatcoat belonging to a Lieutenant General Altbornagy of the Hungarian regency. It is constructed of fine quality dark khaki coloured wool, with the traditional turned down collar lined on the obverse with brown doeskin and bearing two collar tabs, one per side. The collar tabs are constructed of red wool, the left tab bearing a laurel twig while the right bears an oak twig, both