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Date of manufacture unknown. The handle scales are made of wood. A replica of the wz 34 saber, complete with scabbard. The length of the saber with the scabbard is approximately 95 cm. Blade length approximately 73 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Date of manufacture unknown. The front of the cigarette case features the symbol of the Polish Independent Brigade in the Caucasus, part of the Russian Imperial Army. Dimensions: 8 cm x 10 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Date of manufacture unknown. The handle scales are made of plastic. A replica of the wz 34 saber, complete with scabbard. The length of the saber with the scabbard is approximately 97 cm. Blade length approximately 75 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
A detailed model of a cannon, made entirely of metal and wood. The wheels and barrel are movable. On the side of the gun carriage, in a holder, are accessories for operating the cannon, also to scale. The fuse hole is connected to the barrel, so it’s possible that it was capable of firing. Dimensions: width including wheels 25 cm, total length 37 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
![[SILVER] 19th century / Second Polish Republic: Prawdzic Coat-of-Arms Signet Ring, Early 19th-Century Stone, Pre-War Setting from Vilnius – Prawdzic Coat of Arms – Picheta and Pająk Family Collection](https://img1.one.bid/img/10177/3174909_1w.webp)
![[SILVER] 19th century / Second Polish Republic: Prawdzic Coat-of-Arms Signet Ring, Early 19th-Century Stone, Pre-War Setting from Vilnius – Prawdzic Coat of Arms – Picheta and Pająk Family Collection](https://img1.one.bid/img/10177/3174909_2w.webp)
A signet ring decorated on the sides with an oak leaf motif; the center features a 19th-century stone, while the setting dates from the interwar period. The signet ring is made of silver, with a gold shank and a gold setting for the medallion. It bears hallmarks from Vilnius and the state silver fineness mark. The medallion depicts the Prawdzic coat of arms. This coat of arms depicts, on the s...
A police baton, known as “Blondyna” or “Lola,” with a leather holster. Length: 61 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Commemorative badge of the Federation of Polish Associations of Defenders of the Fatherland. The badge consists of two parts, made of brass or tombac, silver-plated and enameled in white, red, and blue. The central element is a white swastika. Dimensions: 40 mm x 40 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos. The items come from the collections of the Pająk and Picheta families. The memorab...
The item is a commemorative badge of the Association of War Disabled of the Republic of Poland. The badge depicts a silver eagle on a red background, surrounded by a wreath and an inscription. It is the oldest Polish veterans’ organization, founded in 1919. Diameter: 30 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos. The items come from the collections of the Pająk and Pichet families. The me...
A Russian-made Model 1881 cavalry saber, manufactured in 1917 at the Zlatoust factory, retaining the original manufacturer’s mark featuring the image of the imperial eagle. This piece is of particular historical value, having been used during the Polish War of Independence (1918–1921), and subsequently marked with the property insignia of the 13th Vilnius Uhlan Regiment, making it a rare a...
![[BERTRAND - PARIS] Second Polish Republic Medal for the Polish-Bolshevik War of 1919–1921 with a Miniature](https://img1.one.bid/img/10177/3174911_1w.webp)
![[BERTRAND - PARIS] Second Polish Republic Medal for the Polish-Bolshevik War of 1919–1921 with a Miniature](https://img1.one.bid/img/10177/3174911_2w.webp)
Commemorative Medal for the Polish-Bolshevik War of 1918–1920. The obverse features the Polish Eagle (model 1927) with the Virtuti Militari Order around its neck. The reverse bears the inscription “Polska Swemu Obrońcy” (Poland to Its Defender) set within a laurel wreath. The edge is smooth, marked with “BRONZE” and the triangular manufacturer’s mark AB&Cie;—Artur Bertrand &...
A cross-shaped award with sunbeams between the arms. In the center, the initials “RP” (Republic of Poland) are inscribed on a medallion. Mounted on a pin and hallmarked with the silver fineness. Dimensions: 16 mm x 16 mm. Weight with ribbon: 2.5 g. Overall condition as shown in the photos. The items come from the collection of memorabilia belonging to the Pająk and Picheta families. These...
A wz 52 rogatywka cap from the early Polish People’s Army, in a small size. Small holes are visible in the fabric; the vent fittings have a light patina of rust. Left boot lace from German Army boots dating from World War II. Version with leather trim along the bottom edge. Steel buckles; leather components made of black speckled leather. The top strap is slightly frayed. Condition as shown ...
![[925 SILVER] PSZnZ Commemorative Gorget of the 2nd Polish Corps – Jerusalem, Jeruzalem – Picheta and Pająk Family Collection](https://img1.one.bid/img/10177/3174956_1w.webp)
![[925 SILVER] PSZnZ Commemorative Gorget of the 2nd Polish Corps – Jerusalem, Jeruzalem – Picheta and Pająk Family Collection](https://img1.one.bid/img/10177/3174956_2w.webp)
A commemorative silver gorget, made in Jerusalem for the soldiers of the 2nd Polish Corps, combining patriotic and religious motifs. On the obverse, within a shield framed by ears of grain, a silver cross with a crowned military eagle is centered, and above it is an image of the Virgin Mary with the Child, surmounted by the inscription “FROM THE HOLY LAND TO POLAND.” The lower edge is ador...
Buttons in three sizes: 24 mm – 1 piece 22 mm - 4 pieces 15 mm - 5 pieces Four different caps from badges. Two LOK badges, dimensions: 2.1 cm x 1.5 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
A wz 50 steel helmet from the Polish People's Army. Inside, there is a stamp dated 1952. No serial number. Condition as shown in the photos.
A Model 35 cavalry major's garrison cap, manufactured between 1944 and 1949 for the Polish People's Army. The square crown is made of olive-green cloth. The amaranth-colored velvet band is the color used by cavalry units. On the band, there is one five-pointed star, and between the crown and the band, two silver braids indicating the rank of major. A leather liner fastened with a buckle, attac...
A decoration in the form of a gold cross with enamel applied to the arms; a crowned eagle is visible in the center; the inscription “To the Fighters for Independence” is placed on the arms of the cross; the reverse is gilded; original ribbon. Dimensions: 39 mm x 44 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos. The items come from the collection of memorabilia belonging to the Pająk and Pi...
The Polish eagle with outstretched wings, crowned, made of silver in 1917–1918 in Kyiv for the Polish Army in the East. The reverse features a semi-soft counter with a threaded post in the center and a cap. On the reverse is a Russian hallmark for silverware of 84 fineness (875 silver) and the letter “V” (Ni), indicating the Kyiv Assay Office. Dimensions: 34 mm x 31 mm. Weight: 6 g. This...
A one-piece badge. The badge depicts an eagle with the initials “JP” on its breast and the inscription: POLSKA NA SZLAKU JÓZEFA PIŁSUDSKIEGO XXV. The reverse is plain. Pin and cap marked “Michrowski Warszawa” Dimensions: 22 mm x 27 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos. The items come from the collection of memorabilia belonging to the Pająk and Picheta families. These memora...
A firefighter's cap from the People's Republic of Poland era. The eagle is embroidered with a "bajorek" stitch. The strap buttons feature an eagle without a crown. Condition as shown in the photos.
The badge features a stylized cross with flaring arms ending in finials, set within a circular laurel wreath. In the center of the badge is a crowned eagle with outstretched wings, holding swords in its talons; on its breast is a small shield covered with red enamel, bearing a knight’s cross. On the brass arms of the cross forming the background, the names of the rivers that served as the th...
A Polish People's Army second lieutenant's garrison cap, size 57. The eagle and stars are embroidered using the "bajorek" technique. Condition as shown in the photos.
A badge in the shape of a Maltese cross with sunbeams visible between its arms. On the arms of the cross, which is covered with white enamel, is the abbreviation of the Association’s name, the letters “ZIW RP,” and in the center is the national eagle wearing a crown. It is mounted on a cap, which is marked “W. STOMÓW/WARSZAWA.” Dimensions: 20 mm. Overall condition as shown in the ph...
Total length of the knife: 28 cm; blade length: 15 cm. The handle is made of horn with a brass ferrule and guard. Condition as shown in the photos.
Dimensions: 7.4 cm x 5.6 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
A cape made of thin fabric lined with rubber on the inside, making it rainproof. Buttons featuring an eagle without a crown. Condition as shown in the photos.
An original, rare World War II-era badge made in the United Kingdom—the Free Czech Victory badge. Gold-plated brass, enameled in red, white, and blue, featuring the letter “V” for Victory and a laurel branch. The inscription “CZECHOSLOVAKIA”; on the reverse, the embossed text “1941 Issued By The Czechoslovak Army.” Height: 21 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
The Order of Polonia Restituta, Second Class, consists of a cross suspended from a red ribbon 45 mm wide with white stripes. The insignia of the order also includes a silver-plated star composed of eight clusters of rays. In its center is a white-enameled shield bearing a gilded “RP” monogram, surrounded by a sapphire ring inscribed with “POLONIA RESTITUTA.” Dimensions of the cross: 60...
20 ribbons for the Commemorative Medal for the War of 1918–1921. Each ribbon is 15 cm long. Width: 3.6 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
An early postwar box for the Virtuti Militari Cross, 2nd Class. Red box with the letters "V.M." (Virtuti Militari) embossed on the lid. Inside is a concave-shaped Virtuti Militari cross. Condition as shown in the photos. Dimensions approximately 12.8 cm x 9.1 cm x 3 cm.
A long piece of ribbon for the Medal for the Oder, Nysa, and Baltic Seas. The ribbon is 3.5 cm wide. Condition as shown in the photos.
A French-style cap made of black and red fabric, with a white crown separated from the red brim by gold braid; the top of the cap is decorated with gold braid. The unit’s insignia is visible on the front. The inside of the cap is lined and signed. Leather lining. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
PolandThird Republic (since 1989) struck with a counter, mounted on two prongs brass, 36.4 x 39.0 mm, 4.74 g
Miniature of the badge of the 10th Dragoon Regiment, part of the 1st Armored Division. Screw-on mount. Dimensions: 15 mm x 10 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Commemorative badge of the Maritime and Colonial League, “Journey Through Poland to the Sea, 1933.”Design: Depicts a sailing ship on the waves with a lighthouse in the background. Includes the text “THE POLISH SEA DEMANDS” and “REMEMBER IT.” Dimensions: Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Ribbon of the Grand Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta. Ribbon width: 10 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
A replica of the wz 23 field cap with an eagle. The eagle is attached with a screw cap. Large size, length measured flat: 31 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
1960s. Excellent for historical reenactment. Condition as shown in the photos; minor period-appropriate repairs are visible.
Model 35 Garrison Cap for privates with an orange-colored band (faded), manufactured between 1935 and 1939. Orange-colored trim was used, among others, by the Horse Artillery Squadrons, Sappers, Signal Corps, Corps of Geographical Officers, and Corps of Inspectors. The square crown is made of four olive-green cloth panels. The band is orange (faded). On the front of the cap is a pre-war model ...
A Corporal’s Garrison Cap, Model 35, with a black band. Manufactured between 1935 and 1939. Black bands were used, among others, by the Horse Artillery Squadrons, Sappers, Signal Corps, Corps of Geographical Officers, and Corps of Controllers. The square crown is made of four olive-green cloth panels. Black band. A pre-war Model 19 eagle is visible on the front of the cap. Black leather lini...
A medal made after 1945 from tombac gilded by the London firm Spink (mark: “SPINK LONDON”). Obverse: an image of a paratrooper insignia, surrounded by the inscription: “1st INDEPENDENT PARACHUTE BRIGADE ARNHEM DRIEL SEPTEMBER 18–26, 1944.” Reverse: the head of a Polish eagle. The original ribbon is preserved. Medal diameter: 3.9 cm. Condition shown in the attached photos.
Polish People's Republic Pennant/Commemorative Badge of the 1st Warsaw Cavalry Division - Cavalry
23 EUR
Commemorative badge of the 1st Warsaw Cavalry Division (1 WDK) in the form of a cavalry pennant. Its background is divided vertically into two fields in blue and red. In the upper part is the inscription “1 WDK 1944–47,” referring to the division’s period of existence. In the center is a stylized Grunwald Cross. It is mounted on a screw cap, which is marked “S.T. LENDZIOSZEK PRAC GRA...
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918–1939) mounted on a post, cap marked A. PANASIUK / WARSAW tombac, 28.1 x 42.2 mm, 7.15 g (without nut)
A model 35 garrison cap for a senior private (senior Uhlan) with a yellow band, manufactured between 1935 and 1939. Yellow trim was used, among others, by the 3rd and 14th Uhlan Regiments and the 10th Mounted Rifle Regiment. The square crown is made of four olive-green cloth panels. The yellow band features a double bar in silver filigree on a red background, indicating the rank of corporal. A...
A German commemorative medal struck to mark the Olympic Games in Berlin. Struck in silver in 1936. Diameter: 3.5 cm. Condition shown in the attached photos.
The Order of the White Eagle consists of an order cross and an order star. The cross is in the shape of a Maltese cross measuring 70 × 70 mm, covered with red enamel and bordered in white. In its center is a white eagle, and gilded rays are placed between the arms. On the reverse side is the inscription “For the Fatherland and the Nation” and the monogram “RP” surrounded by a wreath o...
A 10-centimeter-wide ribbon. No hook for attaching to a cross. Condition as shown in the photos.
Jerzy Górec was born on August 1, 1927, in Kruhlica (Kruglica), a small village in Belarus (Minsk Oblast) picturesquely situated on the Neman River. He joined the resistance on March 30, 1943, on February 20, 1944, he joined the Polish People’s Army; from February 18, 1947, to July 31, 1947, he took part in battles against the UPA and in Operation Vistula. He joined the Polish United Worker...
A patriotic badge featuring a profile of Józef Piłsudski; the Marshal’s likeness is surrounded by a black enamel circle. This one-piece badge was made between 1935 and 1939, after the Marshal’s death. The reverse is plain. Mounted on a post; no cap. Probably made by Jan Knedler’s workshop in Warsaw. Diameter: 20 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos. The items come from the coll...
A postwar RAF (Royal Air Force) cap. The manufacturer's mark, including the production date of 1952, is visible on the sweatband. Condition as shown in the photos.
A ribbon 10 cm wide and approximately 165 cm long. Condition as shown in the photos.
Wehrmacht M33 bread bag strap used throughout World War II; often used by Wehrmacht soldiers as a camouflage strap for their helmets. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Ribbon width: 3.8 cm, length: 10 meters. Condition as shown in the photos.
Replica of the cap eagle, model 19. Dimensions: 6 cm x 4 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Commemorative stamp: National Loan, 1933. Dimensions: 20 mm x 24 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos. These items come from the collections of the Pająk and Picheta families. These memorabilia belonged to Antoni Pająk, Prime Minister of the Polish Government-in-Exile; his daughter Czesława Pająk, who served with the YMCA attached to the Polish Army in the East; her husband Zdzisł...
This is a badge of the Association of War Disabled of the Republic of Poland. The obverse features the Roman numerals XX and the inscription “ZW.INW.WOJ.R.P. 1919–1939,” marking the organization’s 20th anniversary. The badge is made using the enamel technique, with distinctive red and white elements. Dimensions: 20 mm x 10 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos. The items come fr...
A porcelain mug from a Wehrmacht mess hall, dated 1941. The bottom bears the manufacturer's mark, "Tielsch-Altwasser," and an eagle with a swastika. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
A variant of the Polish plebiscite token rarely seen on the market: a large version (3.3 x 3 cm) struck from silver-plated zinc sheet. The silver plating is beautifully preserved. In the center of the token is a crowned Polish eagle, surrounded by the inscription: “ŚLĄSK NASZ – TAK NA DOMPÓŻ BÓG! 1921.” The condition of the item is shown in the attached photos.
A long section of ribbon for the Cross of Valor. The ribbon is 4 cm wide. Condition as shown in the photos.
A handcrafted brass model of a T-34 tank, made as a memento of military service in the Polish People's Army. Natural patina. Dimensions: 21 x 7.5. The item's condition is shown in the attached photos.
The ribbon is 4 cm wide and over 5 meters long. Condition as shown in the photos
Two long lengths of ribbon for miniature Monte Cassino Crosses. Ribbon width: 1.2 cm. Condition as shown in the photos.
Ribbon width: 4 cm, length: 10 meters. Condition as shown in the photos
A U.S. Garrison Cap Summer Service, size 7, manufactured in 1942. The cap bears the rank insignia of a second lieutenant. Overall condition as shown in the photos.