Nice.  Rich A. in Pa.

Ok, thanks for the reply I tried clicking on it and it did show the pictures after a download, but I understand if you don't want to do this. I will try to find another way to upload them :)) Keep tuned haha

Correction to my earlier post I now would say the badge is for the Infantry and if it is gold then an Non commissioned officer.

Here is what I see. 

Hi,   I just wanted to ask all of you, who viewed my post, whether you could see my pictures as they weren't visible in another thread...

Great additions Marshallj.

Unfortunately, I don't... But I'll see if I can get a better picture of the markings... thanks 

I am restoring a Japanese type 100 mortar and I am looking for the stencils. Does anyone have a set or know where I can find them?

I'm sending you a Private Message, a PM, check your top right of page a click on envelope.

Just now seen that the BH used Soviet T-34 Tanks in the 50s. Something we weren't aware of.   This from a BH Site explaining it all,   In 1955, the departing Soviet army gave Austria twenty-seven T-34 tanks free of charge. The specific model was the T-34/85 (with 85mm main gun and two machine guns) but otherwise the tanks had not been upgraded. They still had the WWII-style “early” wheel and tread designs. The T-34s Austria received had all seen active combat during WWII, followed by a decade of storage, and were not in the best of condition. None the less, the T-34 was still a very well-regarded tank worldwide in 1955 and they were placed into service. The T-34 remained in Austrian service until 1959, and was then allocated to reserve. During the 1960s, some had their turrets removed and placed in concrete pillboxes. These turret bunkers were maintained for emergency use until 2000.   Believe this photo of a Austrian marked T-34 is not a 50s period one, but one taken of a surviving tank at a military museum ,or base maybe

An Armored Car,1940 France, division unknown, crewman on right, the Sergeant, wears the Field grey, man in center in Black, man on left is wearing the standard Field Grey tunic with the Field Grey Cap, and may or may not be one of the crew.