A Second War Hungarian (Army) Military Police Gorget Hold Ontario in 1882 and worked

Ontario in 1882 and worked as a carpenter prior to enlisting in the CEF in September 1916

Footnote: The 239th Infantry Battalion was converted and re-designated as the 3rd Battalion

34 mm in diameter

and later Amir

A Waffen-SS Grenadier Divison Dirlewanger Tab - This is right hand side (unit designation) tab

A Second War Hungarian (Army) Military Police Gorget Hold Ontario in 1882 and workedGorget in silvered non magnetic metal, 160mm(w) x 90mm(h), with Hungarian Coat of Arms and motto riveted, numbered 9 on reverse; chain is magnetic, was silvered, but silver wash is worn off; in near mint condition. Footnote: Prior to the introduction of this WWII Hungarian Military Police Gorget (which is modeled on the German style Field Police Gorget) the Hungarian Field Police wore an enameled breast badge, making the military police hard to