Badges auctions
2nd type, 3.1 variant, silver, enamel, number# 27720, 1941-1943 years
First type - "suspension", variant 3. Silver, сhipped enamel, number# 18656. Krasnokamsk Mint, 1942-1943 years
A cross-shaped badge made of metal in patinated gold and bronze tones. In the center is an image of a crowned eagle, referencing the Polish coat of arms. On its chest is a heraldic shield. The arms of the cross are adorned with the inscriptions: “FRONT,” “LIT-,” "BIAŁ," and the lower arm bears the date 1919–1920, referring to the period of fighting on the Lithuanian-Belarusian front...
A Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari made at the Rubina factory in Tel Aviv from lacquered silver. It features a distinctive, hand-finished obverse. The decoration was produced between 1940 and 1945. A rare Middle Eastern version of the 5th class, the highest Polish military decoration, produced for soldiers of the Polish Armed Forces in the West during World War II. 40.6 x 40.6 mm.
A rare variant of the 1920 Cross of Valor, manufactured by the Paris-based firm M. Delande. It features a distinctive ball-shaped connector. Made of bronze. 47.4 x 42.3 mm.
A Polish commemorative medal from 1927, associated with a sports competition organized by the Tarnów County Military Training Command in 1927. The obverse features an eagle surrounded by twigs and an inscription referring to the military pentathlon. Diameter: 35 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
4th type, 1.1 variant, fine gold 28.604 g, platinum, enamel, number# 42742, order bar with original ribbon, 1943-1950s
A cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari crafted at Jan Knedler’s renowned pre-war engraving workshop in Warsaw. The order is made of hallmarked silver; hallmarks are visible on the lower arm of the cross. Minor enamel chips; one of the side balls has been repaired. 41.8 x 38.5 mm.
Order of Polonia Restituta, 5th Class, manufactured by the Polish Mint, dimensions: 43.5 x 43.5 mm. The Order of Polonia Restituta was established in 1921 to recognize meritorious service to the State and society. The order is in the shape of a gilded equal-armed cross, with the arms covered in white enamel and terminated at the ends by small spheres. In the center of the cross, on a round, re...
1st type, variant 3. Silver (.925), number# 129663, medal bar with original ribbon, 1938-1943 years
The Ottoman Empire War Medal (Harp Madalyası), established on March 1, 1915, by Sultan Mehmed V Reshad, also known as the Gallipoli Star or the Iron Crescent (Eiserner Halbmond). A single-class combat decoration awarded to Ottoman soldiers and military personnel from allied nations, including Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Bulgaria, for military merit. The medal takes the form of a five-pointe...
A patriotic medallion featuring an eagle on an enameled shield. Made of silver-plated brass. 23.2 x 16.8 mm.
First type - "suspension", variant 3. Gold and silver, number# 18825, number awarded 324.903 pcs. two types of orders during WW2, chipped enamel on the upper ray of the star, 1942-1943 years
Metal, silvering, enamel, maker RZM M1/12, 1920-1945 years
The 1919–1920 Lithuanian-Belarusian Front Badge, manufactured at Wincenty Wiśniewski’s workshop in Warsaw. A two-piece badge with an applied eagle, made of brass. The original manufacturer’s cap is preserved. 39x39 mm.
The Lviv Defense Cross, made of brass. The number “6217” is visible on the reverse. It has a screw cap. 39x39 mm.
![[925 SILVER] United Kingdom/PSZnZ/WWII Sweetheart Pegasus Brooch - Parachute Troops, SBS, Paratroopers](https://img1.one.bid/img/9847/3375805_1w.webp)
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A British brooch depicting a Pegasus, the symbol of the British Airborne Forces. Pinned fastening. Marked with “925” silver hallmark. Dimensions: 40 mm x 37 mm. Weight: 5.8 g. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
20-Year Long Service Medal made of silver. Hallmarks are visible on the edge. Diameter: 35 mm.
Type 2, variant 3, 3rd party Krasnokamsk Mint. Silver, number# 550.027, 1945 year
Foresters’ Military Training Badge, made of brass at Wiktor Gontarczyk’s workshop in Warsaw. Mounted on a post. It features a numbered cap bearing the manufacturer’s mark, inscribed “W. Gontarczyk, Warsaw, 19 Miodowa St.” 39x26.5 mm.
3rd class, white metall, silvering, in the original boх, the box lid is broken, 1938-1945 years
3rd type, 2.1 variant, silver, enamel, number# 7778, order bar with original ribbon, 1945 year
A set of decorations belonging to Pierre-Antoine Berrurier, including the award certificates. The set includes: the 1920 Cross of Valor, manufactured in Paris by Arthus Bertrand, and the "Poland to Its Defender" Medal, awarded on December 22, 1936. Dimensions of the cross: 41.2 x 37 mm. Diameter of the medal: 35 mm.Pierre-Antoine Berrurier was born on March 13, 1897, in Paris, and his militar...
The Cross of Independence, designed by Wiktor Gontarczyk. The decoration takes the form of a gold cross with enamel applied to the arms; a crowned eagle is visible in the center, and the inscription “To the Fighters for Independence” is placed on the arms of the cross; the reverse is gilded; original ribbon. Independence Cross certificate No. 34850, issued in the name of Władysław Kazimi...
Russian Empire, Emperor Nicholas II (1894 - 1917), Medal "For Bravery" ND, 4th Class, Nr. 1060404, Silver, 15,5 g
A badge cap manufactured at Wiktor Gontarczyk’s workshop in Warsaw. A large version intended for, among other things, regimental badges. Diameter: 27 mm.
Border Guard badge made of silver-plated brass, enameled. Mounted on a post. No eagle overlay. 50x33.5 mm.
Bronzing, enamel, maker H.Aurich Dresden A.16, 1939 year
Badge of the 25th Wielkopolska Uhlan Regiment, made in the postwar period based on the design of the prewar regimental badge. A three-part badge, made of white metal by the Italian firm Picchiani & Barlacchi of Florence. Both the eagle and the wreath are strongly convex and have smooth, flat reverse sides. The central disc is gilded and covered with white enamel in the shape of a cross. Th...
Тype 3, variant 2, variety 1. Silver, red enamel, number# 745066. Moscow Mint, 1945 year
Variant 2. Silver, number# 97547, 1944-1945 years
2nd class, white metall, anodized gold plated, 40х40mm, in the original box, 1938-1945 years
Variant 1. Silver, number# 1670, number awarded 5738 pcs., 1944 year
2nd type. Gold (.950), number# 3050, awarded june 3 1944 Karabaev Elbay - squad commander of a company of machine gunners of the 722nd Rifle Regiment (206th Rifle Division, 21st Rifle Corps, 47th Army, Voronezh Front), corporal, 1944 year
The Monte Cassino Cross, No. 34565, awarded to Gunner Wacław Gumienny, who served in the 11th Heavy Artillery Regiment. The medal takes the form of an isosceles, profiled cross, modeled directly on the shape of the Cross of St. Benedict (which was a direct reference to the monks of the monastery on Monte Cassino). Made of oxidized bronze. 40.5 x 40.9 mm
RussiaAlexander II (1855–1881) A cross above a crescent moon, with “1877–1878” on either side; on the reverse, a four-line inscription within a wreath bronze, 26.5 mm, 12.51 g
Border Guard Corps badge, made of brass. 40.5 x 27 mm.
Badge of the Representative Orchestra of the 3rd Carpathian Rifle Division. Most likely a replica made 20–30 years ago. 50x30 mm.
"Znak Pancerny" badge made at Wiktor Gontarczyk's workshop in Warsaw. The badge is made of silver; hallmarks are visible on the reverse. 40 x 35.5 mm.
An aircraft mechanic’s badge made at Jan Kneldler’s workshop in Warsaw. Die-struck from white metal. The reverse bears the markings: “BM” and “J.KNEDLER.” The original company cap, die-struck from silver-plated brass (the silver plating has worn off from use), is preserved. The condition of the item is shown in the attached photos. Dimensions: 1.6 x 6.2 cm.
Variant 2, variety 1. Silver, number# 8308, early issue, order bar with original ribbon, 1944 year
Order of the October Revolution, made of silver, enameled. A three-part medal featuring a ship’s figurehead and a hammer and sickle (one element missing). The award number “31789” is visible on the reverse. Dimensions of the medal: 43.2 x 46.2 mm.
3rd type. Silver, number# 9798, number awarded 4.012 pcs. Awarded on February 17, 1944 by Nikolai Dmitrievich Silin, 1944 year
8th Uhlan Regiment badge with box, old engraving style.
3rd type, variant 1. Silver, enamel, number# 20816, number awarded 42.165 pcs. for World War II alone, 1942-1945 years
Latvia. The Order of the Three Stars. Instituted in 1924. In silver gilt with blue and white enamels, three stars in Gold affixed to the obverse centrepiece, marked with the Latvian silver purity mark beside “.875” (silver), maker marked “F.M.” and hallmarked on the obverse of the integral suspension, measuring 68 x 46 mm. total weight, 40.72 g. (with ribbon). In box.
Russia, USSR. Medal For the Liberation of Prague. Brass, total weight, 29.97 g. 32 mm, (with ribbon and suspension).
Russia, USSR. Medal For the Defense of the Soviet Arctic. Brass, total weight, 21.10 g. 32 mm, (with ribbon and suspension).
Badge of the 21st Light Artillery Regiment from Biała-Bielsko. A two-part badge with an overlaid hidden cross, made of silver-plated tombac at Wiktor Gontarczyk’s workshop in Warsaw. Mounted on a post with a custom-made nut. Of particular interest are the soldier’s initials, “AB,” on both the badge and the nut. A rarity. 42x42 mm. References: “Badges of the Polish Army 1918–1945,�...
The Class V Star takes the form of a silver, five-pointed cross with arms shaped like a Maltese cross, suspended from a red ribbon. The medallion features an image symbolizing the French Republic, and the whole is topped with a distinctive crown. The order’s motto is “Honneur et Patrie”—“Honor and Fatherland.” The medal comes with its original box. Dimensions: 40 mm. Overall condit...
61st Infantry Regiment badge made of silver-plated, lacquered tombac. Attached with a pin and nut; the thread is damaged—the nut slips off. 39.3 x 29.2 mm.
Knight's Cross of the Order of Leopold II, 5th Class, a Belgian state decoration. The medal takes the form of a silver Maltese cross, with decorative leaves between the arms. The central medallion features an image of a lion on a black field, surrounded by a blue ring bearing the motto “L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE.” A royal crown, serving as the suspension, is placed above the cross. The decorat...
1920 Pomeranian Front badge with a cap. Made of silver-plated tombac. 50 x 31.2 mm.
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![Kingdom of Poland 1815–1831 [GOLD-PLATED SILVER] Star of the Order of the White Eagle, “Pro Fide, Rege et Lege” November Uprising 1830–1831](https://img1.one.bid/img/9847/3375725_2w.webp)
The piece presented here is a very rare example of a 19th-century star of the Order of the White Eagle. It dates from the period of the Kingdom of Poland—an era highly prized by falerists. The star’s value is enhanced by the limited number of awards granted during that era and the elegance of its craftsmanship. Items of this caliber appear on the market only sporadically, and their histori...
Тype 3, variant 2, variety 1. Silver, red enamel, number# 745067. Moscow Mint, 1945 year
Silver, enamel, blackening, gilding, 63mm. Number awarded 24.204 pcs.(24.190 german, 14 axis allies ), 1941-1945 years
A badge of the Polish Legions Command, made in Bronisław Szulecki’s workshop in Warsaw. The badge is made of silver-plated brass. The number “529” is visible on the reverse. Original, manufacturer’s screw cap. 33.5 x 33.5 mm.
Second Polish Republic Cross – "Ammunition Explosion at the Chernivtsi Train Station, 1919" Badge
69 EUR
Badge commemorating the 1919 Ammunition Explosion at the Chernivtsi Train Station. Made of silver-plated brass. Numbered “219” on the reverse. 44x48 mm.
Army Medal made of brass at the Lorioli engraving workshop in Italy. Diameter: 37.3 mm.
A rare commemorative badge reading “XXV Lat Społem!” (25 Years of Społem!), marking the 25th anniversary of the Polish food cooperative movement, dating from the period of the Second Polish Republic. The badge is made of gold, with an enameled background and a silver overlay featuring the Roman numeral “XXV.” The obverse features the distinctive “Społem!” emblem depicting a grou...
The obverse features an image of the obverse of the Virtuti Militari cross. The reverse bears the inscription “To Those Distinguished on the Field of Glory 1944,” surrounded by a laurel wreath. The ribbon has the colors of the Virtuti Militari ribbon reversed. Diameter: 40 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Second Polish Republic: Badge of the Infantry Reserve Officer Candidate School, A. Nagalski, Warsaw
35 EUR
A badge of the Infantry Reserve Officer Candidate School, made at Adam Nagalski’s workshop in Warsaw. The number “1918” is visible on the reverse. A two-piece badge with a superimposed eagle, made of enameled brass. Original, factory-made screw cap. 29.7 x 29.7 mm.
Second Polish Republic Badge of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, J. Michrowski, Silver
23 EUR
A badge of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, made in Józef Michrowski’s workshop in Warsaw from hallmarked, enameled silver. The badge consists of two parts with an applied eagle. The reverse side bears hallmarks and the number “802”. The original, manufacturer’s cap is preserved. Diameter: 22.4 mm.
The "Znak Pancerny" badge is made of silver-plated brass. 38.5 x 35.3 mm.