Badges auctions

Cross awarded to Second Lieutenant Chuchla Julian. Dimensions: 40.5 x 40.5 mm.
Cross, together with a card, for bombardier Hare Felix (1902-1996) of the 6th Lviv Light Artillery Regiment. Dimensions: 40.8 x 40.5 mm.
Original "large Knedler" with three fittings - a great rarity! Numbered on the reverse - 39811. Dimensions: 47.5 x 43 mm/.
The badge pictured here is a meritorious service badge in firefighting, awarded by the General Association of Fire Brigades of the Republic of Poland. The badge is shaped like a laurel wreath with firefighter elements, such as a helmet and crossed hatchets. In the central part is a round red shield with a radial pattern, on which is placed the golden numeral "XXV", signifying 25 years of servi...
Cross for Corporal, Dylczynski Zenon (8th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment of the 2nd Corps), along with identification marks.
An interesting set after a corporal of the PSZnZ, which includes the Monte Cassino Cross [38215] together with an ID card and a TOBRUK badge, made in silver and numbered 1013. Chułek Tadeusz (1914-1990) - corporal / platoon sergeant of the 3rd DSK, SBSK, Carpathian Lancers Regiment. Cross dimensions: 40.5 x 40.5 mm. Badge dimensions: 46 x 48 mm.
Medal for Bombardier Jaskólski Stanislaw, soldier of the 3rd Carpathian Rifle Brigade, 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division and 1st Light Artillery Regiment. Dimensions: 38 x 46 mm. (dimensions including the element for inserting the ribbon)
Set according to the transmission of the previous owner after one person. Cross cl.III with number 88861 after Michal Dryzhal, the other two numbers are not confirmed in the records. The set includes: Russia, St. George's Cross cl.II [74054],Russia, St. George's Cross cl.III [88861],Russia, St. George's Cross cl.IV [347870],Russia, Nicholas II, Medal for Zealotry,Russia, Medal for the war with...
Dimensions: 47.5 x 40.5 mm.
The establishment of the Order of Virtuti Militari is linked to the Polish-Russian battles of 1792. At that time, Prince Jozef Poniatowski, commanding the Polish army, presented the king with the need to "establish a military decoration." After the battle of Zieleniec (June 18, 1792), he received from the king 20 oval medals made of gold, with the inscription Virtuti Militari (martial virtue) ...

II RP Legion Cross

 
47 EUR
The badge has the form of a symmetrical, isosceles cross, which symbolizes courage and sacrifice. In its central part are braided initials "JP", referring to Marshal Jozef Pilsudski. The horizontal arms of the cross bear the dates "1914" and "1918," commemorating the period of the Polish Legions' struggle for independence. While the vertical arms bear the letters "L" and "P", which clearly ind...
Dimensions: 42 x 39 mm.
Soldier badge of the Border Protection Corps. An elite unit protecting the eastern border of the Republic of Poland with the Soviet Union in the interwar period. Two-part badge, oval laurel wreath, enameled border post in the center with sun rays in the background. At the bottom is an overlay with an eagle wz.27 in the crown below which is a sash with the inscription "For border service". The ...
24 x 21 mm, tombak, enamel, post mount with nut. Cap signed PK. Abramowski Lodz Nawrot 38; good condition.
Beautifully crafted order, with light enamel chipping. Preserved original signed box. Dimensions: 72 x 34 mm.
According to the collector's notes and oral transmission, the medal is after Lt. Col. Jan Balsewicz /b. 1887/ - more information on Lt. Col. here. He received the Virtuti Militari Cross for his counterattack against the Bolsheviks. Piece, the previous owner received from Dorota Balsewicz, wife of nephew Tadeusz Balsewicz, who was his dependent. The photo is not included in the auctioned item. ...
Two-piece badge, made in the studio of Wiktor Gontarczyk. Complete with an ID card and a collection of photos after the decorated - Senior Lancer Konstanty Miernicki. The collection of documents also includes a legitimacy card for the badge. Dimensions: 45 x 46,5 mm. Company cap, well fitted to the post. Diameter: 25 mm.
Oder made of gold sample 1, after 1946. Dimensions: 39 x 40 mm. Weight (without ribbon): 23,86 g. Dimensions of the star: 90 x 96 mm.
Two-piece badge, mounted on two wires, enameled. Made in the engraving and jewelry establishment of Wł. Wyszomirski. Dimensions: 45 x 45,5 mm. Company nut, very well fitted to the post. Diameter: 27,5 mm.
Order bestowed on Comrade Captain Fedor Yefimovitch Sitnik, for his heroism in capturing the Berlin railroad station. Enamel repaired. Dimensions: 46 x 38 mm.
Extremely rare badge of an airborne squadron that took part in battles during Operation Overlord and in Normandy. One-piece badge, made of silver, enameled. On the reverse side embossed SILVER mark Dimensions: 25 x 16.5 mm. Rhomboidal pad, made of bronze. Dimensions: 26 x 17 mm. Anonymous nut, very well fitted to the post. Diameter: ~9.5 mm.
The badge pictured here is a badge for meritorious service of 10 years in firefighting, awarded by the General Association of Fire Brigades of the Republic of Poland. The badge is shaped like a laurel wreath with firefighter elements such as a helmet and crossed hatchets. In the center is a circular red shield with a radial pattern, on which is placed a gold number "X", signifying 10 years of ...
Cross numbered on the reverse - 58252 Ribbon in very poor state of preservation. Dimensions of the cross and miniature: 36 x 36 and 13.5 x 13 mm.
Punched '925' on the reverse. Dimensions: 47 x 42 mm.
One of the whiskers is missing. Dimensions: 62 x 71.5 mm.
14 x 18 mm, tombak, enamel: white, red. Smooth reverse. Post mount with nut. Cap signed: "J.MICHROWSKI NEW WORLD 15 ENGRAVER WARSAW". Good condition - RARE!!!
Badge together with an ID card for platoon sergeant Kowalski Jan. Badge dimensions: 46,5 x 43,5 mm. Company cap, very well fitted to the post. Diameter: 16 mm. Card dimensions: 10,3 x 7,4 cm.
Diameter: 23 mm.
Interesting pennant made of painted brass. Original backing preserved. Dimensions: 59 x 19,5 mm. Nut anonymous, but original, very well fitted to the post. Diameter: 17,5 mm.
PRL Bronze Cross of Merit, three miniatures, two pins
10 x 10 mm, tombak, enamel: red, white. Post mount with nut. Unsigned nut. Good condition.
Silver Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari from the 19th century, from the workshop of Pawel Siennicki. The piece was made during the period of the Congress Kingdom, most likely during the November Uprising in 1830-1831. The cross underwent conservation, probably back in the 19th century, which included replacing the medallions (obverse and reverse), applying secondary enamel or varnish to ...
Diam. 25 mm, tombak, enamel, post mount with nut. Cap signed Z. Makowski Warsaw A. Jerusalem. 35. very good condition.
Dimensions range from 15 x 53 to 53 x 47.5 mm.
Numbering over one million. Dimensions: 41 x 34.5 mm.
Diameter 24 mm, tombak, enamel, post mount with nut. Cap signed Z. Makowski Warsaw A. Jerusalem. 35. very good condition.
Non-government manufacture, preserved in original box. Dimensions: 51 x 50 mm.
The commemorative badge of the 16th Infantry Regiment, measures 38 × 38 mm and has the shape of a cavalry cross. The arms of the cross are covered with white enamel with gold edges. In the center of the cross is placed the Tarnów coat of arms shield with a gold star and crescent moon against a background of blue enamel. The arms of the cross bear the number "16" and the names of the 1920 bat...
Silver, 30 mm in diameter.
Soldier badge of the Border Protection Corps. An elite unit protecting the eastern border of the Republic of Poland with the Soviet Union in the interwar period. One-piece badge, oval laurel wreath, border post in the center with sun rays in the background. The bottom of the badge is crowned with an eagle wz.27 in the crown below which is a sash with the inscription "For border service". The t...
One-piece badge, made in stamped silver, in the workshop of Adam Nagielski. Numbered on the reverse: 354 Dimensions: 32.5 x 32.5 mm. Company nut, very well fitted to the post. Diameter: 25.5 mm.
Badges made in the Swiss workshop of Huguenin Freres. To the badges ID cards, after the platoon. Signed caps, 14 mm in diameter, very well matched to the post. Dimensions: 36,5 x 36,5 and 56 x 19 mm.
Diameter: 27 mm.
Issued to Platoon Sergeant Grądalski Antoni of the 2nd Carpathian Rifle Battalion, fallen on 12.05.1944 at Monte Cassino. One-piece badge, made of sterling silver 800 (stamped on the reverse). Numbered on the reverse 1118. Dimensions: 46 x 48 mm. Cap anonymous, very well matched to the post. The backing is made of a 5 milliemes coin. Diameter: 14 mm.
Made in silver-plated brass, painted. Dimensions: 59 x 18.5 mm. Anonymous caps. In one pennant the post is bent. Diameter: 18 mm.
Interesting memorabilia including a conspiratorial eagle, the Warsaw Insurgent Cross, the Home Army Cross and the Ring to the Heroes of the Uprising.
Badge in the form of a cross, made of metal in colors of patinated gold and bronze. In the center placed an image of a crowned eagle, referring to the emblem of Poland. On its chest there is a shield of the coat of arms. The arms of the cross decorated with inscriptions: "FRONT", "LIT-", "WHITE", and the lower arm bears the date 1919-1920, referring to the period of fighting on the Lithuanian-...
The commemorative badge of the 19th Lancer Regiment, approved on February 17, 1925 by the Minister of Military Affairs, Maj. Gen. Wladyslaw Sikorski, has the form of a silver multilobed order star with a dark oxidized surface. Superimposed on the star is a silver horseshoe, inside which is a dark blue pennant with a white angle. Surrounding the pennant are inscribed the dates: "1918", "1831", ...
One-piece badge, minted with counter, gilded and silvered. Original cloth backing preserved. Dimensions: 38 x 17 mm. Company nut, very well fitted to the post. Diameter: 16 mm.
Eagle probably made by Bronislaw Grabski, being a rare and early variant of eagle wz.19. Cap later, added. post probably trimmed - length ~3mm. Dimensions: 60 x 40mm.
Dimensions range from 45 x 38 to 62.5 x 51 mm.
Plastic, dimensions 44 x 37 mm.
The badge of the 1st Krechowiec Cavalry Regiment was in the shape of a cross formed from four amaranth and white pennants, with the Krechowiec eagle in the center. It originally bore the initials "1UK" and the date "1915." In 1929, a new design was introduced, replacing the initials with the Silver Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari on the ribbon. The design of the badge was created by Lt....
Dimensions: 54.5 x 77 mm.
Dimensions: 5cm x 3,7cm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Eagle made in white metal, minted with counter. Signed on the reverse B. Grabski Łódź. Dimensions: 61 x 49 mm. Signed buckler, very well fitted to the post. Diameter: 27 mm.