Militaria auctions

Saber wz. 1917 - the first Polish saber used in the Polish Army of the Second Republic. On the head an eagle. On the head the inscription W.n. (eagle) 15 Overall length: 95 cm. Head length: 80 cm. Length of scabbard: 85 cm.
Marching compass made of white metal, in the characteristic horseshoe shape, opened with a snap. On the lid is stamped the national eagle placed between the letters "W.P." (Polish Army), and below it the maker's signature: "Z. Jeznacki / Warsaw / wz. K.M.32 / No. 16565". This type of compass was the basic equipment of the Polish Army soldier during the Second Republic. Its solidity of manufact...
Inside the backpack: ankle pads, straps (x2) and a meniscus.
A very nicely preserved sword, including the rapiers, numbered on the head - 12282 Length: 37.5 cm. Head length: 23 cm. Length of scabbard: 26 cm.
Mask with cracked rubber around the eyelets, probably glued.
In May 1939, the Polish Army ordered the adoption of bayonets, previously not meeting Polish military standards. Manufactured at the Radom Weapons Factory, with the manufacturer's markings scuffed and with the punca with the Eagle and the D2 designation stamped on the head. A rare bayonet on the antiquarian market Covers and the frog secondary made, scabbard painted; very nicely preserved head...
German (Bavarian) artillery officer's saber from World War I, model M.1826 n/A (neues art). Decorative etchings with the Bavarian motto are preserved on the steel head. Length in scabbard: 92.5cm Length without scabbard: 88.5cm Blade length: 76.5cm. General condition as shown in the photos.
Infantry officer's saber of the 1881 pattern, commonly referred to in Poland as "hallerowka". The piece on display was damaged by shrapnel during World War I and preserved in this condition as a memento of those events. The distribution of hit marks on the scabbard and handle suggests that the officer had the saber drawn in his hand at the time of impact. Length in scabbard: 98 cm Length witho...
Frog made of old leather, scabbard secondary painted, beautifully preserved head, secondary covers. On the head scored punca "PERKUN", M2, W.P. with Eagle and number 23 (?). Overall length: 38.2 cm. Head length: 25 cm. Length of scabbard: 27 cm.
The coronet denazified, and later after conservation restoring the swastika on the head. Handle lining partially cracked. Overall length: ~41 cm. Head length: 24.5 cm. Length of scabbard: 30.3 cm.
Very rare holster for one of the most recognizable Polish pistols - VIZ wz.35. Holster in poor condition, leather hardened, losses and detachments, but still an object of desire on the collector's market. The leather is heavily blackened. Dimensions: 21 x 14.5 x 3.5 cm.
British bayonet for the Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.I rifle used during World War 2 by the British Army and the Polish Armed Forces in the West. Distinctive bayonet in the form of a pick complete with frog and steel scabbard, latch functional. Length in scabbard: 25cm. Length without scabbard:24cm. General condition as in the photos.
Made in gold, awarded to Colonel Gnevshev Ivan Timofeyevich. Order with secondary soldered clasp. Dimensions: 47.5 x 42.5 mm, total weight 44.08 g.
A very rare, unwrapped personal iperite package. Inside the box instructions, and original personal protection preparations for iperite attack.
French metal lance wz.1913. Lances of this pattern were commonly used by the Polish Cavalry from 1919 to 1939. Length: 296 cm. Due to the size of the value, for the sake of its safety, we offer personal collection only.
Bayonet with secondary covers, scabbard in original painting, secondary frog, but with beautifully preserved head. On the head embossed punca F.B. Radom, W.P. with Eagle and number [...] 945 Overall length: 38.2 cm. Head length: 25 cm. Length of scabbard: 26.7 cm.
Cap pistol, mid-19th century production. The breech spring is very strong, but the cock does not mesh with the trigger tongue. Western European product. Length: 20cm. General condition as in the photos.
Cap-shaped black-pistol "shortbow" pistol of the mid-19th Century. Solid, solid construction with octagonal barrel. Lock in working order. Length: 18cm. General condition as in the photos.
Replacement fascia. Dimensions: 29.7 x 21 x ~14 cm.
A riding officer's saber of about 1840-1850. The head is older, derived from a fighting hussar saber of the Napoleonic era, set in a frame according to the pattern of the M.1826 riding saber. The scabbard with brass riffles. A historical piece of interesting mixed provenance. Length in scabbard: 98.5 cm Length without scabbard: 96 cm Head length: 83 cm General condition as shown in the photos.
Original 6H4 bayonet for AK47, made of stainless steel, plastic facings, complete with frog and straps. Matching numbers,on the hilt and scabbard (stamped 4201), special rubber pads placed on the scabbard allow safe cutting of live wires, the latch works. Dimensions of the bayonet in the scabbard - 32,5 cm, dimensions of the bayonet without the scabbard - 27 cm.
Rock pistol from the second half of the 18th century, a Western European product. Main spring weakened, but the lock functions. Length: 18cm. General condition as in the photos.
Imprinted number 19684. Overall length: 51.3 cm. Head length: 39.8 cm. Length of scabbard: 41 cm.
A saber from the French Revolutionary period, used by the Royalists a model commonly used during the Napoleonic Wars era. Made after 1793. Visible engravings on the head, including the anti-revolutionary slogan "Pour Nation et La Loi" "For the Nation and the Law." Brass handle binding, with hinged additional hand guard. Overall length: 94cm Blade length: 79.7cm Overall condition as shown in th...
Canteen signed Swiatowit 1934. Secondarily painted.
Overall length: 38 cm. Head length: 24.5 cm.
Glass next to photograph of Ignacy Moscicki cracked. Dimensions: 14 x 9.7 to 15 x 10 cm.
Moneybox with key but non-functioning lock. Probably a missing piece imitating a leg for the bird to sit on. Height: ~10.5 cm. Base dimensions: 8 x 7 cm.
Steel, metal, wood, inlaid with mother-of-pearl and ivory, marquetry; total length: 80 cm; Cieszyn, 18th century. The barrel in cross-section is round. In the bottom part, the barrel is richly decorated. At the top near the lock etched in a floral motif. Rock lock, plate and cock decorated. Brass trigger guard engraved, on a cartouche plate. Wood inlaid and inlaid wood stock. Bed, finished wit...
Steel, brass, leather, wood; head length: 85.5 cm, curvature: 4.5 cm; overall length 101 cm, in scabbard 107 cm. France, Paris, 19th century. Steel head (chipped with pitting), with wide, drawn armor on both sides with a battered "R" marking at the blade on the hilt; cross-barbed brass hilt with a braided scabbard, with 3 hilt rings; on the hilt, markings: "PARIS", "CD", "R"; handle in leather...
Brass, height 55 mm, weight 71 and 41 g.