Badges auctions
RussiaUSSR (1922–1991) The letters CCCP, below which is ЗА / БОЕВЫЕ / ЗАСЛУГИ, below which are a crossed rifle and saber; no number on the reverse side silver, 32.3 mm, 30.21 g (with ribbon), single-piece medal, attached to a ribbon
RussiaUSSR (1922–1991) A star with rays, below it ЗА / ВЗЯТИЕ / КЕНИГСБЕРГА, below that a laurel branch; on the reverse, a star, below it 10 / АПРЕЛЯ / 1945 brass, 32.1 mm, 25.68 g, single-piece medal, mounted on a ribbon
GermanyThird Reich (1933–1945) – Winter Relief Fund (Winterhilfswerk – WHW) Iron Cross, with oak leaves in the corners; in the center of the cross, a swastika and a sword pointing downward; on the reverse side, the number 43 A single-piece badge, attached to a pin; part of the “Heroic Symbols” series distributed during the fundraising campaign on March 28–29, 1942, throughout the R...
United States of America (USA) A cross, with a wreath at its corners, a cross in a medallion, with flames at its corners; in the center of the cross, a shield bearing an eagle; at the top of the medallion, “MACIERZ POLSKA”; a two-part badge, attached to a ribbon with a tag; on the tag, “•M•P•” brass, enamel, 38.0 x 41.8 mm, 17.90 g (with ribbon and tag), made by the Polish commun...
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) White and red skis, with a stylized octopus in the center, bearing the inscription “FIS / ZAKOPANE,” and “1962” at the bottom silver-plated tombac, 22.2 x 30.9 mm, 5.28 g, one-piece pin, mounted on a post with a cap from the State Mint
Gilded silver - total with ribbon: 33.50 g - 54 mm - 12 hThe Royal Order of Sowathara (or Order of the Happiness of the Earth) is the Cambodian order of agricultural merit. Superb.
Diakov - ; Brass - 7.13 g - 7.29 g - 4.91 g - 37.5 and 23 mm - 12 hFor visits to Kronstadt 1891, Toulon 1893 and Paris 1896. Mounted with a pin bearing the coat of arms of the Republic and the flags of France and Russia. Superb.
Silver - total with ribbon and clip: 16.06 g - 32 mm - 12 hWith barrette 1849. A few black and gold spots. Superb condition.
Gold - total with ribbon and enamels: 10.88 g - 36 mm - 12 hA few chips in the eagle. Very nice.
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) Maltese cross with crowned eagles in the corners; the number 23 in a medallion; a one-piece badge mounted on a post; the cap is marked W. GONTARCZYK / WARSZAWA / MIODOWA 19 tombac, 37.3 x 37.6 mm, 12.19 g (without cap)
Esc.74, -, -.From the Pierre-René Bauquis collection.Two Agadez cross insignia: 27e congrès de l'Union Nationale des Officiers de Réserve (UNOR) à Constantine (1953, Esc.74) - Centre Saharien d'Expérimentation Militaire (CSEM), and a Free French parachutist insignia (1 SAS, missing attachment)/ Superb.27th Congress of the Union Nationale des Officiers de Réserve (UNOR) in Constantine (19...
Silver - with ribbon: 13.03 g - 30.5 mm - 12 hWith a blue and white ribbon. A few small marks. Very nice.
Silver - 16.56 g - 30 mm - 12 hSilver (horn) hallmark on edge. No ribbon or clip. Superb.
Von Heyden 942; Silver - total with ribbon and bar: 19.34 g - 31.5 mm - 12 hWith 1848 bar, for participation in the First War of Independence (1848-1849). TTB.
Gold and silver - 12.56 g - 38 mm - 12 hThe initials R - G engraved on the reverse are believed to belong to Frenchman R. Gelée, of the Dieppe sailing club, winner of one of the two gold medals in the two-man coxed event.Medal in .750 gold (18.5 mm) set in a silver mount, with hoop. Superb.
Silver - 13.12 g - 30.5 mm - 12 hWithout ribbon. Superb.
Bronze - with ribbon: 33.72 g - 41 mm - 12 hAttribution engraved on reverse: CONCOURS 1893 Mr CHELLET. From the Pierre-René Bauquis collection.Competition medal, which took place in metropolitan France or in the department of French Algeria. Almost Superb.
- total: 10.40 gThe Légion d'Honneur is in silver, with diamonds. The aeronautics medal is in 18-carat gold, with goldsmith's hallmark and eagle's head. In a box from Kretly in Paris. A superb set.
Poland20th Century – Postwar Poland and the Polish People’s Republic (1945–1989) A pointed-arch shield; at its upper edge, an eagle holding a shield bearing the Amazon emblem; on the shield, the inscription “1410–1945 / GRUNWALD / BERLIN; below, two swords with their points downward; a one-piece badge, fastened with a screw cap; the screw cap is unsigned copper, 27.8 x 54.3 mm, 13.99...
Masonic badge on a ribbon. Great Britain, Bristol, Bedminster, 1930. Silver, enamel, brass. Badge dimensions: 2.3 × 2.3 cm.
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) A cross, with a wreath in the corners; on the horizontal bar, the letters “CZU – WAJ”; in a medallion, a lily surrounded by rays; on the reverse, “mw / MET – H 67”; the cap is marked “MENNICA PAŃSTWOWA” white metal, 26.0 x 26.1 mm, 5.61 g (without cap)
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) Maltese cross, with a medallion in the center bearing the number 5; a one-piece badge mounted on a post, with a cap marked ZYGADLEWICZ / WARSZAWA metal, enamel, 39.4 x 43.4 mm, 12.13 g (without the cap)
Poland, To a Polish Army Soldier for His Dedicated Service in the Coal Mining Industry (COPY)
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8 EUR
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) A star enclosing a medallion; within the medallion, a bust turned slightly to the right against a background of mining buildings; TO A SOLDIER OF THE POLISH ARMED FORCES FOR SELFLESS SERVICE - IN COAL MINING; on the reverse side, the number 300 is stamped; a one-piece badge, mounted on a post, with a cap marked MENNICA / PAŃSTWOWA white metal, 4...
PolandThird Republic (1989–) A cross with rays in the corners and two crossed cannon barrels; on the arms: 20 - REGIMENT - ART. - PPANC; in the center of the cross, a shield bearing a crowned eagle; on the reverse side, stamped with 179; a one-piece badge, mounted on a post, with a cap signed R. WELGRYN / CZĘSTOCHOWA lacquered brass, 42.3 x 42.3 mm, 19.27 g (without the cap)
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) A circle featuring an armored train car facing left; a laurel wreath and the words “ARMORED TRAIN” on the circle - PADEREWSKI; on the reverse side, the mark P.OLEK; a one-piece badge, mounted on a post; the cap is signed PIOTR OLEK / GRAWER / WARSZAWA / UL. MICKIEWICZA 27 tombac, 40.9 mm, 14.76 g (without nut)
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) A wreath featuring a military eagle against a background of two crossed rifles; at the bottom of the wreath is the coat of arms of Lviv; on the wreath is the inscription “ŻAND. W. P. – November 1–22, 1918,” single-piece badge, mounted on a post; cap marked R. DALKOWSKI / TORUŃ tombac, 39.4 x 48.9 mm, 17.04 g (without the cap)
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) A cross, with the coat of arms of Łódź on the arms, a POW badge, a badge of the Recruitment and Agitation Unit of General L. Żeligowski’s 4th Division; on the lower arm: BOREJKI / AUTA / RADZYMIN / SOKAL; in the corners of the cross, two crossed swords; in the center, a wreath containing the number 28; a two-part badge mounted on a post, with a ...
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) Maltese cross with a swastika in the center against a background of two crossed cannon barrels; the number 21 is in the center of the swastika; a two-part badge mounted on a post, with a cap signed J. PANASIUK / WARSAW copper, enamel, 41.9 x 42.0 mm, 11.86 g (without the cap)
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) An eagle with outstretched wings, standing on a laurel-and-oak wreath; the year “1920” on the tail feathers; on the eagle’s chest, a shield bearing the regiment’s colors; a two-part badge mounted on a post, cap marked A. PANASIUK / ENGRAVER / WARSAW / 4/6 ŚWIĘTOJAŃSKA STREET white metal, enamel, 63.2 x 34.5 mm, 12.31 g (without cap)
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) Knight’s Cross, featuring a wreath in the center with the Jagiellonian Eagle; the reverse side bears the inscription “KOPIA”; a one-piece badge mounted on a post, with a cap signed “J. WILMAN / LWÓW” metal, enamel, 38.1 x 38.4 mm, 13.52 g (without cap)
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) A star containing a medallion; within the medallion, a spiked helmet facing left; a two-part badge mounted on a pin; the cap is marked A. PANASIUK / GRAWER / WARSZAWA / uL. ŚWIĘTOJAŃSKA 4/6 white metal, enamel, 40.4 x 40.7 mm, 15.53 g (without the cap)
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) A wreath featuring an eagle standing on the letters WSW, with INT below; a one-piece badge mounted on a post, with a cap marked B. SZULECKI / GRAWER / WARSZAWA / KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDM. 21. white metal, 50.0 x 50.3 mm, 23.93 g (without cap), damaged cap thread
Poland20th Century – Postwar Poland and the Polish People’s Republic (1945–1989) A Maltese cross with ball-tipped arms, featuring an eagle in a medallion, surrounded by the inscription POLONIA • RESTITVTA •, on the reverse side, the year 1944 in a medallion; a single-piece decoration mounted on a ribbon, with a rosette on the ribbon gilded tombac, enamel, 56.0 x 56.1 mm, 42.58 g (wit...
PolandThird Republic (1989–) A cross topped with a wreath, within which stands a crowned eagle on a shield bearing the number 14; in the background, two swords; a two-part badge mounted on a post; the cap is signed A. PANASIUK / ENGRAVER / WARSAW / 4/6 ŚWIĘTOJAŃSKA STREET white metal, enamel, 39.2 x 54.4 mm, 31.99 g (without cap)
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952–1989) A shield bearing the pontoon soldier’s insignia, with “EXEMPLARY” / PONTONIER, at the bottom half of a gear wheel from which two ears of grain sprout; a one-piece badge mounted on a post, with a cap marked MENNICA / PAŃSTWOWA silver-plated tombac, enamel, 28.2 x 40.8 mm, 15.04 g (without the cap)
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) A shield-shaped wreath, featuring the Grunwald Cross with two crossed rifles held by a stylized eagle; in the center, the number 2; OFFICER’S - INFANTRY SCHOOL, one-piece badge, mounted on a post, unsigned cap white metal, 39.2 x 45.4 mm, 23.56 g (without cap)
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) Knight’s Cross, with the number 16 inscribed within the letter U in the center; a one-piece badge mounted on a post; unsigned cap brass, enamel, 40.3 x 39.4 mm, 10.60 g (without cap)
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) A cross with pennants in the regiment’s colors on its arms, with the number 1809 on the arms - 1914 - 1918 - 1919; in the center of the cross, a miniature of the Polish Legions Brigade badge; a one-piece badge mounted on a post, with a cap marked ZYGADLEWICZ/ WARSZAWA silver-plated brass, enamel, 47.4 x 47.7 mm, 16.87 g (without the cap)
PolandPostwar Poland (1944–1952) A shield featuring a sniper rifle and a target; above it, the words WZOROWY / STRZELEC / “SELECT,” at the bottom, half of a gear wheel from which two ears of grain sprout; a two-part badge mounted on a post, with a cap marked “STATE MINT” tombac, enamel, 38.1 x 53.9 mm, 29.71 g (without cap)
Poland20th Century – Postwar Poland and the Polish People’s Republic (1945–1989) A Maltese cross with ball-tipped arms; in a medallion, an eagle surrounded by the inscription “POLONIA • RESTITVTA •”; on the reverse, the year “1944” in a medallion; a single-piece decoration mounted on a ribbon gilded tombac, enamel, 45.7 x 45.6 mm, 26.52 g (with ribbon), plus original box
Poland, Distinguished Military Pilot of the Polish People's Republic (COPY), after 1978, Warsaw
I/I-
4 EUR
PolandPeople's Republic of Poland (1952–1989) A star with a medallion featuring the national eagle on an aviation checkerboard, MERITORIOUS MILITARY PILOT • PRL •, with the number 2 stamped on the reverse side; a two-part badge mounted on a pin, with a cap marked MENNICA / PAŃSTWOWA white metal, enamel, 40.7 x 42.4 mm, 26.56 g (without the cap)
PolandThird Republic (1989–) Cross with a cannon barrel and a rocket crossed at the corners; the arms bear the inscription “18 - PR - 1993”; a military eagle in the center; a two-part badge mounted on a post; unsigned cap white metal, enamel, 40.4 x 40.0 mm, 11.85 g (without cap)
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) Maltese cross with rays and pennants at the corners; a two-part badge mounted on a post; the cap is marked A. PANASIUK / GRAWER / WARSZAWA / uL. ŚWIĘTOJAŃSKA 4/6 gilded metal, enamel, 39.6 x 40.0 mm, 17.85 g (without cap)
PolandPolish People's Republic (1952–1989) A shield featuring two crossed cannon barrels; above, the inscription “WZOROWY / ARTYLERZYSTA, at the bottom half of a gear wheel from which two ears of grain sprout; on the reverse side, the letters “SI” are stamped; a one-piece badge, mounted on a post, with a cap marked MENNICA / PAŃSTWOWA silver-plated tombac, enamel, 27.7 x 40.1 mm, 17.0...
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) Maltese cross with rays in the corners; “UJ” and “1918” in two opposite corners; the Virtuti Militari Cross in a medallion; a three-part badge mounted on a post; the cap is marked “ZYGADLEWICZ” / WARSAW white metal, enamel, 50.7 x 50.7 mm, 22.95 g (without cap)
PolandRepublic of Poland in Exile The Cross of St. Benedict, with a wreath in the center containing a shell, followed by a siren and rays imitating the shell’s explosion; at the bottom, a shield bearing the number 8. British Army, two-part badge, mounted on a post; the cap is signed PIOTR OLEK / GRAWER / WARSZAWA / UL. MICKIEWICZA 27 silver-plated metal, 45.0 x 44.9 mm, 17.85 g (without the ...
PolandRepublic of Poland in Exile A dragon with wings spread to the left, a one-piece badge mounted on a post, with a cap marked PIOTR OLEK / GRAWER / WARSZAWA / UL. MICKIEWICZA 27 white metal, 44.8 x 25.2 mm, 15.84 g (without the cap)
PolskaXX wiek - II Rzeczpospolita Polska (1918–1939) Krzyż kawalerski, na ramionach NA - POLU - CHWAŁY - 1920, na środku tarcza z Orłem, na stronie odwrotnej miecz na którym wieniec, z boków WALE - CZNYM, nad mieczem nabity numer 4451, krzyż jednoczęściowy, mocowany na wstążkę, wykonany w zakładzie Jana Knedlera w Warszawie brąz, 43.1 x 47.5 mm, 22.37 g (ze wstążką)
PolskaII Rzeczpospolita (1918–1939) Krzyż maltański, na ramionach D - A - L, na środku krzyża Orzeł stojący na dwóch skrzyzowanych armatach, na piersi orła 33, odznaka dwuczęściowa, mocowana na słupek, nakrętka sygnowana S. LIPCZYŃSKI - WARSZAWA tombak srebrzony, 44.5 x 44.4 mm, 19.87 g (z nakrętką)
RosjaAleksander II (1855–1881) Monogramy Mikołaja I i Aleksandra II pod koronami, nad nimi oko opatrzności, niżej 1853-1854-1855-1856., na stronie odwrotnej НА ТЯ / ГОСПОДИ / УПОВАХОМЪ, ДА / НЕ ПОСТЫДИМСЯ / ВО ВЕКИ mosiądz, 28.2 mm, 10.80 g, patyna
RosjaZSRS (1922–1991) Pięciopromienna gwiazda emaliowana na czerwono, między ramionami promienie, na tle gwiazdy skrzyżowane karabin i szabla, na środku gwiazdy medalion, w którym ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННАЯ ВОЙНА w otoku, w polu skrzyżowane sierp i młot, na stronie odwrotnej sygnatura MOНЕТНЫЙ ДВОР i wygrawerowany numer 3649804, order jednoczęściowy, mocowany na słup...
Polska w skład zestawu wchodzi medalik Solidacji Mariańskiej oraz medalik z Matką Bożą Szkaplerzną aluminium, razem 2 sztuki
PolskaXX wiek - Polska powojenna i Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa (1945–1989) w skład zestawu wchodzi miniatura Orderu Krzyża Grunwaldu III klasy (3.20 g) oraz miniatura Krzyża Srebrnego Orderu Virtuti Militari (3.09 g) razem 2 sztuki
III Rzeczpospolita Polska (od 1989) w skład zestawu wchodzi miniatura Krzyża Złotego Orderu Wojennego Virturti Militari (3.18 g) oraz miniatura Krzyża Ludowego Wojska Polskiego (3.71 g) razem 2 sztuki
PolskaXX wiek - Polska powojenna i Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa (1945–1989) w skład zestawu wchodzi miniatura Orderu Sztandaru Pracu II klasy (4.53 g) oraz Krzyża Komandorskiego Orderu Virtuti Militari (1.96 g) razem 2 sztuki
Francja Gwiazda na spadochronie, po bokach dwa skrzydła i wieniec, na stronie odwrotnej LES INSIGNES MILITAIRES / DRAGO / 43. R. OLIVIER METRA / PARIS / 105206 / REPRODUCTION - INTERDITE, odznaka jednoczęściowa, bita z lekką kontrą, mocowana na wstążkę biały metal, 76.9 x 47.3 mm, 20.49 (ze szpangą)