Hungary, Regency. A Levente Leader’s Badge, C.1944 Newly Listed Destroyer Depot Ship) and once

Destroyer Depot Ship) and once again

with this one being issued to the son of the victor at the Battle of Mobile Bay is quite unique

as well as an exterior metal hinge covered by a matching strip of textured red leatherette

1 Clasp - MALAYA (23335262 SPR

arriving in Korea to serve with the Number 25 Field Dressing Station and the Number 37 Field Ambulance

Hungary, Regency. A Levente Leader’s Badge, C.1944 Newly Listed Destroyer Depot Ship) and onceIn bronze, enameled, 45mm x 59. 75mm, excellent quality, maker marked on reverse "Walther E. Budapest", in extremely fine condition, rare. Footnote: Levente Associations (Hungarian: Levente Egyesletek) or simply "levente" were paramilitary youth organizations in Hungary in the interwar period and during the Second World War. It was established in 1921 with the declared purpose of physical and health training. Since mid 1930s they have de facto become