Badges auctions
Large-sized Border Guard Corps badge. Made at Stanisław Reising’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. Two-piece badge with an overlaid Model 27 eagle. Silver-plated tombac, enameled. Original, manufacturer-supplied cap (loosely fitted to the post). 55x38mm.
A display case containing replicas of PSZnZ badges.
A display case containing replicas of PSZnZ badges.
A display case containing replicas of Second Polish Republic medals.
Poland20th Century—Postwar Poland and the Polish People’s Republic (1945–1989) Includes: 1) Partisan Cross, 2) Bronze Medal for Merit on the Field of Glory, 3) Medal “For Participation in the Battles for Berlin,” 4) Bronze Badge “For Merit in Customs Service of the People’s Republic of Poland,” 5) Commemorative Cross of the “Zenon” Partisan Unit of the 34th Infantry Regimen...
A nice commemorative pin. Made of silver, numbered on the back. The item is in good+ condition. Silver, enamel, dimensions 33 x 36 mm, weight 21.06 g.
1920 Combat Cross. Made in Jan Knedler’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. A variant known as the “large Knedler.” The reverse bears the low number “6007.” The ribbon features a clasp for re-awarding; the ribbon is suspended from the original bar. Bronze, patinated ribbon. 47.8 x 43.2 mm.
Medal, May 3, 1925. Made of silver, with the number "218" visible. Original ribbon preserved. Diameter: 30 mm.
Order of Virtutii Militari. Crafted in Jan Knedler’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. The order is made of hallmarked silver. The enamel is in good condition. 41.5 x 38.5 mm.
United KingdomGeorge V (1910–1936) A fleur-de-lis cross; in the medallion, Britannia seated facing right against a background of the sea and the sun, FOR GOD AND THE EMPIRE; on the reverse, a silver hallmark on the lower arm; in the medallion, a crowned royal monogram; a crown above the cross; a one-piece order, mounted on a ribbon; manufactured at Sebastian Garrard’s workshop silver, 48.6...
Polish Equestrian Badge. Made at Wiktor Gontarczyk’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. Silver-plated tombac, enameled. The reverse is smooth. The number “36” is visible on the reverse. Original, manufacturer’s screw cap. 22x20mm.
A less common item on the market. Some wear on the silver plating. The item is in good+ condition. Silver-plated bronze, dimensions 37.5 x 37 mm.
"Lviv Technical Choir" badge. Made at William Ugner’s engraving workshop in Lviv. Tombac, smooth reverse. Original, manufacturer’s screw cap. 28.5 x 23 mm.
Cross of Merit of the Central Lithuanian Army. Tombac, patinated ribbon. On the reverse, a very faint number “18” is visible. The original bar is sewn into the ribbon in period style. An exceptionally striking specimen. 45.8 x 42 mm.The Cross of Merit of the Central Lithuanian Forces is a Polish military decoration established on February 25, 1922, by the Vilnius Sejm, which recognized act...
Badge of the Medical Training Center. Made at Józef Michrowski’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. A two-piece badge with an applied eagle. Gold-plated brass, enameled. Original, manufacturer-supplied screw cap. 44.5 x 44.5 mm.
"Hitler-Jugend" badge—25 mm Hüsken 9301 member badge with a clip fastener
Grand Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari, manufactured by Picchiani and Barracchi in Italy. Gilded tombac, enameled.
PolandRepublic of Poland in Exile A cross in the shape of the Cross of St. Benedict, with a rectangular medallion in the center bearing the inscription MONTE / CASSINO / MAY / 1944; the reverse side is stamped with the number 15922; a one-piece cross mounted on a ribbon bronze, 40.9 x 40.6 mm, 13.75 g (with ribbon), patina
Lithuanian-Belarusian Front Badge, 1919–1920. Made at Stanisław Lipczyński’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. A two-piece badge with an applied eagle; the reverse features a counter-stamp. Made of silver-plated brass. Original, manufacturer’s screw cap. 39x39mm.
Order of the White Eagle, crafted in Wiktor Gontarczyk’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. The enamel is in excellent condition. The mounted eagle has slight play. A piece rarely seen on the auction market, suitable for a discerning collection. 70x70mm.The Order of the White Eagle is the oldest and highest state decoration of the Republic of Poland. It was established in 1705 by Augustus II the ...
Gold Cross of Merit with swords. Made at the Spink and Son engraving workshop in London. The reverse bears the manufacturer’s name, “SPINK LONDON.” Enameled. The reverse is smooth; the ribbon is stained. 46.5 x 41 mm.
A badge rarely found on the market, approved in the Order Journal of the Ministry of Military Affairs No. 5 of February 23, 1926, under item 43. A very well-preserved piece. Obverse: a stylized eagle with a shield on its chest, clutching a laurel and oak wreath in its talons; Reverse: inscription “A.NAGALSKI WARSZAWA”; The item is in very good condition. Silver, enamel, dimensions 31x64 mm...
A collection belonging to Zenon Zieleński, a soldier in the PSZnZ. The collection includes: a sword, a beret, a photograph, and an ID card.
A popular version. Worn ribbon. The item is in very good condition. Silver, enamel; cross dimensions: 40 x 44.5 mm; total weight: 31.53 g.
Alfred Norbert Witold Bzowiecki (born Alfred Norbert Fliderbaum) was a Polish lawyer, historian, journalist, columnist, and officer in the Polish Army. He lived from 1899 to 1971. He made his mark on history as a participant in the struggle for Polish independence, an author of military publications, and an active member of the émigré journalistic community. He served as a second lieutenant ...
PolandThe Second Polish Republic (1918–1939) A cross with bars at the ends of the arms, bearing the inscriptions ZANASZĄ – WOLNOŚĆ – I WASZĄ; on the arms, L - B and 19 - 19; in the center of the cross, a crowned eagle with Pogoń; on the reverse side, the ends of the arms are engraved with 1919 - May 15, 1947 - May 11, 1991 - Poznań, two-part badge, mounted on a post, unsigned cap s...
Exemplary Firefighter Badge, Model 59. Silver-plated tombac, enameled, with a smooth reverse side. The original cap is preserved.
USSR. Silver Decoration of the Order of the Red Banner (No. 6), Type 4—Variation in number and on the reverse—AG and enamel (42.31 g – Ø 45.5x37 mm). An extremely rare specimen of excellent craftsmanship (Only 70 original examples produced) - R 5 - From Hirsch Auction 202 on 11/27/1998 - Silver Order of the Red Banner (No. 6), Type 4 (variant regarding numbering and reverse) - Silver an...
Identification tag, Model 31. Issued to Stefan Czechaj of Miechów. Aluminum. 50x40 mm.
Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta, 1944. Version featuring a crowned eagle. Enameled tombac, patinated ribbon. 45.5 x 42 mm.
Naval and Colonial League Badge. Enameled tombac; the enamel is in very good condition. Two-piece badge with an applied image of a ship. 50x40mm.
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) Knight’s Cross, with 3 on the arms - K - K - 1925; in the center, an eagle; surrounded by four half-suns obscuring the corners of the cross; a two-part badge mounted on a pin; the cap marked A. PANASIUK / ENGRAVER / WARSAW / 4/6 ŚWIĘTOJAŃSKA STREET white metal, enamel, 38.2 x 38.4 mm, 18.29 g (without cap)
Grand Cross with Star of the Order of Polonia Restituta, with ribbon and case, W. Gontarczyk
696 EUR
Grand Cross with Star of the Order of Polonia Restituta, complete with box and ribbon. The set was crafted in Wiktor Gontarczyk’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. The enamel is in excellent condition, both on the cross and on the star. The star is in two pieces, and the clasp functions properly. The box closes securely. A period set for a discerning collection. Dimensions of the cross: 68.5 x 6...
Badge of the 6th Lviv Division (later the 6th Lviv Infantry Brigade). Probably manufactured in Palestine around 1943. White metal or low-grade silver. Original cap preserved. 49 mm x 35 mm.
The Cross of the Combatants, 1920. Made in Jan Knedler’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. A variant known as the “large Knedler.” The reverse bears the number “33672.” Bronze, patinated ribbon. 47.8 x 43.3 mm.
USSR DECORATIONS AND KNIGHTLY ORDERS DURING WORLD WAR II - RUSSIA. The Russian decorations presented here have been carefully described, and we remain available for any clarifications, enlarged images, or additional information. However, given the inherent issues with this type of decoration, please be advised that once a lot has been sold, no claims will be considered, including those regardi...
Officer’s badge of the 21st Light Artillery Regiment. Made at Wiktor Gontarczyk’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. A two-part badge with an overlaid pop-up cross. Made of unhallmarked silver. Original, manufacturer’s cap. Reference: Sawicki, Wielechowski, *Badges of the Polish Army 1918–1945*, Warsaw 2007, p. 258. 41.5 x 41.5 mm. Rare.
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) A Maltese cross, with a medallion featuring a gear wheel in the center, containing rays and a tank facing left; the reverse side is engraved with the number 18; a two-part badge attached to a post, the cap is signed W. GONTARCZYK / WARSAW / MIODOWA 19 white metal, enamel, 41.6 x 41.0 mm, 14.44 g; the cross was struck from the original dies after 1945;...
Sharpshooter Badge. Made at Bronisław Grabski’s engraving workshop in Łódź. White metal, smooth reverse side. Original, factory-made screw cap. Reference: Sawicki, Wielechowski, *Badges of the Polish Army 1918–1945*, Warsaw 2007, p. 599. Diameter: 32 mm.
A pair of officer's stars. The original mounting tabs are still intact.
SwedenCarl XVI Gustaf (1973–) Head facing left, CARL • XVI • GUSTAF • SVERIGES • KONUNG; on the reverse, a silver hallmark; a soldered crown at the top; a single-piece medal mounted on a ribbon silver, 31.3 mm, 16.85 g (with ribbon), plus original box
Germany - Third Reich (1933–1945), Tank Combat Badge (Panzerkampfabzeichen) Clasp - white metal
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22 EUR
Tank Combat Badge (Panzerkampfabzeichen) Clasp - white metal, manufacturer's mark: DH, 33.55 g, Nimer. 3906, clasp fastener
A collection of documents belonging to Colonel (Honorary) Jan Wawrzkiewicz, Vice President of the World Federation Council of the SPK. The set includes: a certificate for the Officer’s Cross from 1973, a certificate for the Commander’s Cross from 1977, a certificate for the National Treasure Medal from 1974, and a decorative tube. The eagle shown in the photos is not included with this item.
A badge available in many designs. The name of the city and the date are engraved on the reverse. The item is in very good condition. Brass, enamel; dimensions: 40 x 40 mm.
A beautiful, postwar engraving. Signs of wear on the silver plating. A replica of Gontarczyk’s cap. The item is in good+ condition. Dimensions of the cross: 41x41 mm.
Bronze Cross of Merit with swords. Made at the Spink and Son engraving workshop in London. Bronze, smooth reverse. Patinated ribbon. 46.8 x 41.6 mm.
Knight's Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta with box. The box closes properly. The enamel on one of the cross's arms has been repaired. Dimensions of the cross: 40.5 x 40.4 mm. Dimensions of the box: 85 x 65 x 25 mm.The Knight’s Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta (5th class) was established on February 4, 1921, as a decoration of the Second Polish Republic. It was awarded for outst...
People's Republic of Poland, 1947-style Graduate Badge, Armament Officers' School, Bartoszyce
19 EUR
A nice piece of early-model graduate from a school that is less common on the market. Grabski cap. OSBP countermark. The item is in very good condition. Dimensions: 45.1 x 35.5 mm.
A nice, rare badge from the early years of the People's Republic of Poland. Slight wear on the silver plating and gilding. Signs of wear. Condition: Good+. Dimensions: 40.5 x 27.5 mm.
The Lviv Defense Cross featuring the image of the Virtuti Militari Order. Silver-plated tombac, reverse with a counter-stamp. Reference: Sawicki, Wielechowski, *Insignia of the Polish Army 1918–1945*, Warsaw 2007, p. 658. 39x39mm.
Model 51 "Exemplary Soldier" Badge. Silver-plated tombac, enameled, smooth reverse. Original cap preserved. 41x28 mm.
A rare, highly prized item. A badge issued to commemorate the first anniversary of the Rokitna Charge. Slight wear on the silver plating. The item is in very good condition. Silver-plated bronze, dimensions 26 x 35 mm.
Silver Cross of Merit. Made at Jan Knedler’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. Hallmarked silver, enameled. Reverse side smooth, patinated ribbon. 46x41.5 mm. Damage to the enamel.
A stamped version with a counter, featuring orange enamel. The cap is unsigned, with heavy wear on the silver plating and signs of use. The item is in good condition. Dimensions: 43 x 39 mm.
A nice plebiscite badge. Slight wear on the silver plating; original pin. The item is in very good condition. Silver-plated brass, dimensions 34 x 30.5 mm.
Polish Equestrian Badge, small. Made at Wiktor Gontarczyk’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. Tombac, smooth reverse. The number “2050” is visible on the reverse. Original cap. 17.5 x 16.5 mm.
Grand Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari of the Polish People's Republic. Gilded tombac, enameled.
Military Cross of Merit, Silver, 3rd Class, with War Decoration; reverse side enameled white; silver hallmark: VM2/5-D-30; Marko 136g
Telegraph operator's shoulder badge. Brass, reverse side with a backing plate. 56x35mm.
Gold Badge of the Fire Department Association of the Second Polish Republic. A three-part badge featuring an applied eagle and an applied image of Saint Florian. The enamel is in excellent condition. Silver-plated and gold-plated clasp, original patinated ribbon. The reverse is plain. An extremely rare item on the auction market. 42.3 x 39.5 mm.
Order of Merit of the People's Republic of Poland. Enameled tombac, with the original ribbon still attached.
Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta, 1918. Made at the Spink and Son engraving workshop in London. Enameled silver, patinated ribbon. 45x41.5 mm.
A collection belonging to Fire Chief Władysław Buława. The set includes: a medal for 10 Years of Service along with a certificate from 1938, a certificate from the Artillery Training Center, a Special Examination Certificate, and a photograph. An original set from a single soldier.
Silver "Cross of Merit 1849" with a crown, with hallmarks on the ring: VM 2-6/C; Marko 140c