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A rare and very attractive combat soldier's saber, model 1917, being a classic example of a regulation weapon of the Polish Army from the period of the Polish-Bolshevik War of 1919-1921. The presented piece is distinguished by high quality workmanship, legible signatures and a very good state of preservation, especially for a frontline weapon of that period. The steel head, single-edged, with ...
Garrison horncap wz.35 of an infantry private made in the period 1935-39, stocked by the 42nd Infantry Regiment from Bialystok. Square bottom made of four cloth britches of olive color. The brim is navy blue, the color of the Polish Army Infantry. On the front of the cap one can see the pre-war eagle wz 19. Black leather bolster fastened with a buckle, fixed with two pre-war buttons with an ea...
Garrison horncap wz.35 of an infantry captain made in the period 1935-39 by the "Flora" factory from Vilnius. Square bottom made of four olive-colored gabarine britches. Silver gallon is visible on the seams, as well as around the hem. The brim is navy blue, the color of the Polish Army Infantry. On the front of the cap one can see the pre-war eagle wz 19, marked on the reverse with Guzpol "BM...
Polish helmet wz.31 of the Police of the Silesian Province produced by the Ludwik Steelworks Kielce. Item (in original) extremely rarely listed on antiquarian auctions, found in only very few museum and private collections. An exceptional piece: published as illustrative material in an excellent study: Kłoskowski K;, Rolewski J: Helmets of Poland Vol.1 1915-1939, page: 659. This is one of fou...
Infantry officer's saber of the model 1861, Austro-Hungarian monarchy Infantry officer's saber of the 1861 pattern, used in the Austro-Hungarian army in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries. This model is traditionally associated with the person of Jozef Pilsudski, as one of the types of weapons used by him. Wooden handle, covered with leather, with preserved brass wire braid. ...
Russian cavalry officer's saber wz. 1909 ("Belinsky type") A war trophy of a Polish lancer from the World War I period Impressive combat saber of Russian cavalry officer wz. 1909, related to the reality of World War I and the tradition of Polish cavalry units. This model was one of the most distinctive and valued white weapons used in the Imperial Russian Army at the beginning of the 20th cent...
Double-sided embroidered military band flame, attached to the instrument, which is a symbol of tradition, identity and regimental pride. The fabric is decorated with an image of the national eagle according to the 1927 pattern and inscriptions identifying the unit: "3 p.p. Leg." The other side in navy blue and yellow, i.e. the regulation colors of the infantry of the Polish Army. The central p...
Cavalry officer's saber, "Löwenkopfsäbel" type, Prussia, circa 1900. An impressive officer's saber of the Löwenkopfsäbel type, characteristic of the army of the Kingdom of Prussia at the turn of the 20th century. Piece of high aesthetic and collectible value, representing the classic pattern of cavalry officers' parade weapons. Handle made of horn, braided with brass wire. Brass fittings, ...
Regulation saber of cavalry officers of model 1917 from the period of the Polish-Bolshevik War, being a classic example of the armament of cavalry officers of the Polish Army in the first years of independence. Presented piece preserved in excellent condition, additionally with original sling of wz. 1917. Steel head, single-edged, with a pronounced curve, number "117" stamped on the sill, with...
Garrison horncap wz.35 of private with black colored surround. Coronet from the Sapper-Pioneer Center of the 7th Infantry Division from Czestochowa made in the period 1935-39. The black-colored hoods were used by the Horse Artillery, Sapper, Communications, Geographical Officers Corps & Controller Corps, among others. Square bottom made of four olive-colored cloth britches. The brim is bla...
Garrison horncap wz.35 of the senior private (senior lancer) with a white colored collar, made in the period 1935-39. The white colored collar was used, among others, by the 2nd, 11th, 16th, 22nd, 24th Lancer Regiment and the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th Horse Rifle Regiment. Square bottom made of four olive-colored cloth britches. White colored brim, on the brim a single beam made in silver byre, on a ...
Soviet cavalry saber wz. 1927. WWII-era execution: with a stamped star on the handle head. Typical wartime profile of the head, on the sill visible signature: "ZiK". On the other side: "P"(in Cyrillic). The head nice, visible factory finish and combat cut. Handle not disassembled. Comes with scabbard version with brass fittings. State of preservation shown in the attached photos. Length: 98cm.
A flame suspended from a signal trumpet. It was made in the form of a square of green material. The whole is trimmed with a wide black velvet border and finished with gold tassels, green and black being the regulatory colors of light artillery in the Polish Army. On the obverse is a centrally placed, intricately embroidered with silver thread, crowned eagle with widely spread wings, under whic...
Soviet cavalry saber wz. 1927. early type: with an elaborate panoply on the handle head. Early type of the head, on the sill the signature is visible: "ZiK 1941". On the other side: "M". The head nice, visible factory finish. Handle not disassembled. Comes with scabbard version with steel fittings and bayonet slide. State of preservation shown in the attached photos. Length: 96.5cm.
Garrison horncap wz.35 of a lieutenant colonel of infantry, made in the period 1944-46 by the "Sport Prima" Factory from Warsaw, for the purpose of the People's Army of Poland. Square bottom made of four olive-colored gabarine lumps. Silver gallon on the seams, and double gallon around the hem. The brim is navy blue, the color of the Polish Army Infantry. On the front of the cap one can see th...
Legendary Polish saber wz.34 "Ludwikowka". Piece in good state of preservation and in accordance with the numbered scabbard. Steel saber head with visible furrows, armor on both sides, a deep scabbard is visible at the back of the blade. The feather of the blade is double-edged. Wooden handle shaft made of beech wood, brass crossed hilt ending in an oval hole for a sling. Moustache of trapezoi...
Helmet of the lower officers of the National Police wz.1925. Extremely rare on the collector's market, regulation headgear of PP officers introduced by the Decree of the Minister of Military Affairs of April 22, 1925 (Journal of Laws,no.49/1925). The helmet is distinguished by its original form, referring to Polish historical traditions from the 19th century. It is believed that the designer o...
Polish combat cavalry saber wz.21. A valued and sought after variety on the collector's market, coming from the Warsaw factory of Aleksander Mann. The saber is numerically consistent with the scabbard. Very nicely preserved head with visible traces of factory finish. On the sill of the head the maker's signature : "A.MANN|WARSZAWA|AMA". Piece from an official government order for the Polish Ar...
The sword/knife of the German Hitlerjugend youth organization from the period of the Third German Reich. Production after 1938, when the organization's motto on the head was abandoned by regulation. A very nice, untouched piece: head with visible traces of factory finish and polish, delicate patina and spot corrosion marks in places. Not cleaned. Coded manufacturer's signature visible on the h...
Polish saber of a cavalry officer wza. 1921. version with a wide, three-barreled head with considerable curvature. On the threshold of the head the maker's signature: "Borowski Warsaw". Etched motto: "Honor and Homeland" and the image of the national emblem wz. 27. Partially preserved original nickel, visible traces of corrosion. Scabbard made of steel sheet, nickel-plated. On the handle there...
Garrison horned cap wz.35 Wachmistrza with a light blue colored band. made in the period 1935-39. light blue bands were used, among others, by the 6th Regiment of Kaniowski Uhlans, the location of the manufacturer (Stanislawow) clearly indicates this unit. The square base is made of four olive green gabardine pieces. The brim is light blue, with a chevron on the brim on a red backing in silver...
German bayonet S.98 ("the eye") from the World War I period, designed for Mauser rifles. Very rarely listed on the collector's market non-commissioned officer's version - with a saw. The bayonet was accepted into service in 1907. On the threshold of the head the manufacturer's signature: "SIMSON & Co|SUHL". Traces of sharpening in the era. Numerous military receipts. Quite a collector's cu...
Polish officer's saber of 1921 pattern, produced by Gabriel Borowski's Siena Weapons Factory in Warsaw. The saber's head is triple-barreled. Excellent condition of the head: factory nickel plating beautifully preserved on virtually the entire surface. A saber from the 1930s, a refined and perfectly technically executed etching pattern characteristic of the period. Visible motto: "HONOR and DRE...
Polish officer's saber wz.21. Above average, exclusive workmanship of the well-known German company Alexadner Coppel Solingen realized on the interwar order of the Polish officer . The head is beautiful, fully preserved factory finish with striking etchings. In the background of the etchings the original blue oxide is preserved. The head is very springy, of high quality and class. Particular a...
Polish bayonet wz.24 designed for Mauser rifles. A product of the Warsaw factory "Perkun". Nice head with visible number: "72005". The bayonet also has a Polish repair mark from the interwar period: "Pr". Receipt "S" on the threshold of the bayonet's head and on the scabbard consistent. After 1939 the bayonet went to the USSR where the Polish number was crossed out. On the head the Polish patt...
A representative officer's saber of the Polish Army, model 1976/90, made at the "Wifama" factory in Lodz, one of the main manufacturers of ceremonial white arms of the Polish Army during the Third Republic. The presented piece has a special historical and collector's value thanks to the dedication of the Minister of National Defense Bronislaw Komorowski, given to the officer commanding the Pol...
General Government - Cracow - SPORT cigarette pack - - Third Reich Excise, 1944. Perfect condition, unopened. Graphic referring to the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Format : 7 x 9 x 1.5 [cm]. Rarity in such a state of preservation. A period original.
Coronet of the German RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst - Reich Labor Service) organization. Production from the 1930s. A rare coronet. Head with traces of corrosion, cleaned and sharpened. On the head the RAD motto: "Arbeit adelt" ("Work Ennobles"), on the other side, on the sill of the head the visible signature: "RADJ | Ges. Gesch.".Preserved original horn handle facings. The lower scabbard hardware...
A rare and very early cavalry combat saber of the 1921 model, the so-called "ironman", made by one of the rarest Polish white arms factories of the interwar period - the Gorzkowski factory in Warsaw. The piece on display represents an early stage of production, with an unusual and interesting numbering and dating system, not found in later series. The steel, single-edged head, with a combat pr...
Polish officer's sword of 1924 pattern, the product of well-known and respected Gabriel Borowski's factory in Warsaw. Head with almost 100% preserved original nickel coating. Beautiful etching with the image of the emblem wz.27 and the motto: "HONOR AND HOMELAND". On the threshold of the head the signature of the manufacturer: "BOROWSKI". Handle and scabbard fittings with very nicely preserved...
Garrison cap, model 35, of the senior private with an amaranth-colored band with a navy blue piping. made in the period 1935-39. amaranth-colored bands with a blue piping were used by the 12th Regiment of Podolski Lancers - Bialokrynica (Krzemieniec) . Square bottom made of four olive-colored cloth britches. The brim is amaranth-colored with a grant molding. On the front of the cap one can see...
The Polish Bank building was seized by Home Army soldiers on August 3, 1944, and for the next four weeks was one of the important points of resistance during the Warsaw Uprising. The Germans made intensive attempts to retake it, as capturing the building would give them convenient positions to attack the Old Town. Despite repeated assaults and momentary forays into the interior, the insurgents...
A 19th century Russian (Caucasian) saber. Head older - 18th century, in the type of Hungarian saber. Handle frame made of unfluted silver plate. Original scabbard fittings superimposed on modern reconstruction of wooden elements. State of preservation shown in the attached photos. Length: 92 cm.
Infantry officer's saber in the type of saber wz. 1917. The saber was created by modifying the Austro-Hungarian saber, in which the handle was replaced. Weapon of the early period, before the introduction of the rules and regulations in 1917. On the brass hilt a cast convex date is visible: "1915". The handle cap decorated with a Polish shooting eagle with the letter "S" on an amazon shield. O...
Cavalry saber wz. 1881 of Russian manufacture, made in 1917 at the Zlatoust plant, retaining the original manufacturer's signature with the image of the Tsarist eagle. Piece of special historical value, used during the period of the struggle for Poland's independence (1918-1921), and later marked with the ownership features of the 13th Vilnius Cavalry Regiment, making it a rare and fully authe...
A miniature of the banner of the 3rd Field Artillery Regiment, a unit with a rich legionary pedigree, which was stationed in Zamosc in the interwar period. The object is a faithful reproduction of the full-size banner given to the regiment in 1921, made with attention to the finest details of embroidery. The home page depicts a crimson cavalry cross on a white background, framed by intricate g...
The cap of a veteran of a 1920-1939 paramilitary organization of veterans of the former Polish Blue Army from France (General Joseph Haller). According to an oral account, the cap was found while cleaning the apartment along with a portrait of a veteran in the Blue Army uniform named Franciszek Szewczynski. Probably Franciszek Szewczynski, from the village, Kopyczynce, Ternopil, Eastern Border...
saber length in scabbard 995 mm, saber length 955 mm, head length 825 mm, head width at base 35 mm, back thickness at base 6 mm, saber weight 735 g, saber weight in scabbard 1350 gHand closed, brass frame. Cross-barbed hilt, with whiskers. Wooden shaft, cross-notched, covered with leather and laced with filigree. On the long cap a dedication: "To Adam Wisniewski/Commander/1933". The hilt of co...
saber length in scabbard 1042 mm, saber length 1000 mm, head length 855 mm, head width at base 34 mm, back thickness at base 8 mm, saber weight with sling 890 g, saber weight in scabbard 1540 g.Hand closed, brass binding. A sigmoid, triple-barreled hilt, with elliptical whiskers. The side bails, oval in cross-section, connect with the main bail at its upper part. The mustache of the hilt is sm...
Garrison horned cap wz.35 of the senior private (senior lancer) with a yellow-colored collar, made in the period 1935-39. Yellow colored hats were used, among others, by the 3rd, 14th Lancer Regiment and the 10th Horse Rifle Regiment. The square base is made of four olive-colored cloth brims. The brim is yellow in color, and on the brim is a double bar made in silver byre, on a red pad indicat...
Garrison Corporal's cap, wz.35, with a black colored surround. made in the period 1935-39.The black-colored hoods were used by Horse Artillery, EOD, Communications, Geographical Officers Corps & Controller Corps, among others. Square bottom made of four olive-colored cloth britches. The brim is black in color. On the front of the cap one can see the pre-war eagle wz 19. Black leather under...
A unique award saber from the period of the Second Republic: a gift from the 6th Horse Artillery Squadron in Lviv to the Primus of the NCO School of the 6th DAK in 1936. A very interesting piece, according to information obtained from the previous owner, made in the workshops of the 6th DAK Lviv, as evidenced by the unusual features of the product. The saber head is unsigned, ground in a tripl...
A pre-war binocular of the Polish Army. Made by Henryk Kolberg and company in Warsaw. The binoculars are marked "WP", which stands for the Polish Army and the Polish national eagle. Also the type (magnification 6×30), serial number (20089) and manufacturer "H.Kolberg i ska, Warsaw". The body of the binoculars is in good condition, the artificial vulcanite leather has damage and minor misses. ...
saber length in scabbard 1013 mm, saber length 958 mm, head length 820 mm, head width at base 32 mm, back thickness at base 8 mm, saber weight 885 g, saber weight in scabbard 1515 gHand closed, brass binding. A sigmoidal, three-barrelled yoke with elliptical whiskers. Long cap with embossed eagle on amazon shield. The hilt with a large curvature, Austrian, from a saber of the wz.1904. The back...
PolandWorld War II (1939-1945) Minted eagle with counter, mounted with two mustaches brass, 39.8 x 42.8 mm, 13.44 g
Austro-Hungarian infantry officer's saber M.61 (wz.1861). A typical officer's saber from the period of World War I. Austro-Hungarian infantry officer's saber M.61 (wz.1861) A World War I classic. An untouched attic find, including the sling in the pre-1917 version (monogram of Emperor Franz Joseph I). Wide-headed saber version, rarer type with one-sided armor. Distinctive maker's signature: " ...
saber length in scabbard 980 mm, saber length 952 mm, head length 825 mm, head width at base 31.5 mm, back thickness at base 4 mm, saber weight 695 g, saber weight in scabbard 1255 gHand closed, brass binding. Cross-barbed yoke, with whiskers. Cap long (small dent at the head), with the bottom fixed by a pin at the hilt, with the top fixed by a screw to the headstock. Wooden shaft, cross-notch...
Garrison horned cap wz.35 of private with orange (faded) colored surround. Made in the period 1935-39, the orange-colored hoods were used by the Horse Artillery, EOD, Communications, Geographical Officers Corps & Controller Corps, among others. Square bottom made of four olive-colored cloth britches. The brim is orange (faded) in color. On the front of the cap one can see a pre-war eagle w...
Very rare, Polish bayonet wz.27 designed for Mauser rifles. A product of the Warsaw factory "Perkun". Nice head. On the hilt the number: "342220". Scabbard of Radom production, correct for this model. Only Polish features and markings. Rarely seen on the market bayonet. State of preservation shown in the attached photos. Length: 40,5 cm
Pennant to be hung on the lance. The pennant of characteristic cut in dark blue color with a white stripe in the middle and a faded amaranth square marking the 1st squadron of the 6th Cavalry Regiment. After conservation - completed leather straps for attaching the pennant to the lance. Regimental stamps are visible on both sides of the pennant. Pennant probably made before 1927 when the color...
Lighter in the form of a bullet - trench art World War II period. The cartridge is missing. Material - brass, condition as in the photos. Height : 7.5 [cm].
saber length in scabbard 965 mm, saber length 945 mm, head length 820 mm, head width at base 24 mm, back thickness at base 6 mm, saber weight 595 g, saber weight in scabbard 990 gHand closed, brass frame. The hilt is straight, cross-barbed, with whiskers. Wooden shaft, cross-notched, wrapped in leather. Long cap. Nickel-plated hilt, with slight curvature, one furrow, long double-edged feather,...
Dagger in scabbard on thong with bronze pendant.China, Tibet19th century.Good condition, silver hardware. No punches.Dimensions: overall length: 30 cm, blade: 12.5 cm.Good condition, small dents here and there. Please visit the gallery and our website www.galeriadas.pl Shipping by courier FREE of charge.A Certificate will be attached to the object. *Picture number 2 is presentation only, it wa...
Austro-Hungarian saber of government officials, model 1889. Beautifully preserved piece, brass fittings almost entirely covered with original gilding. The original nickel is preserved on the head, the maker's signature is visible: "HUGO WEYERSBERG & SOHN SOLINGEN". Extended handle guard in the form of an imperial eagle. The fittings show the motto: "VIRIBUS UNITIS", and the monogram of Emp...
saber length in scabbard 973 mm, saber length 949 mm, head length 815 mm, head width at base 26 mm, back thickness at base 6 mm, saber weight 680 g, saber weight in scabbard 1130 gHand closed, brass frame. The hilt is straight, crossed, three-cornered, with whiskers. On the hilt the date "16 VIII 1914". Wooden shaft, obliquely notched, long hood carved in the form, decorated with embossed moti...
Rare German S.14 type II Gottscho bayonet from World War I, designed for Mauser rifles. Typologically the rarest production variant of the S.14. Nice head, patinated, but traces of the factory finish are still visible. On the sill of the head the manufacturer's signature. The scabbard choke holds with adequate resistance. The latch works. Nicely preserved original wooden grip lining. A recomme...
Japanese Navy officer's saber, model 1883 (Kyu-Gunto). The regulation sidearm of Imperial Navy officers during World War II. A beautifully preserved piece. Head in beautiful factory nickel. Delicate, subtle patina of brass elements. State of preservation shown in the attached photos. Length: 79cm.
Austro-Hungarian bayonet wz. 1873 designed for Werndel rifles. A very nice piece. Numerous receipts, including a regimental receipt from Rzeszow on the hilt. On the scabbard preserved original black varnish, the scabbard choke holds with adequate resistance. The latch is in working order. Complete, not chipped handle facings, which is not the rule with these bayonets. On the hilt the signature...
German bayonet S.98/05 "leaf" from World War I, designed for Mauser rifles. Accepted into service in 1914. Rarely noted non-commissioned officer version - with a saw. A bayonet of the "altes art" type, popularly known as an "earwig". Normally these bayonets were equipped with leather scabbards, but considering the year of acceptance into service (1914) this bayonet may have been immediately eq...
Polish bayonet wz. 28 designed for Mauser rifles. A product of the Radom Weapons Factory. Rarely listed model - produced only one year. An attic find, the covers and the screws securing them - secondary. Receipt "J" on the threshold of the bayonet head, and on the scabbard - consistent. Scabbard of Radom production, additionally signed with a small eagle wz.27 - which is quite a rarity. Only P...