Badges auctions
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.
A display case containing replicas of PSZnZ badges.
Large-sized Border Protection Corps badge. Made at Stanisław Reising’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. Multi-piece badge with an overlaid Model 27 eagle. Silver-plated tombac, enameled. Original, manufacturer-supplied cap (loose fit on the post). 55x38mm.
A display case containing replicas of PSZnZ badges.
1920 Combat Cross. Made in Jan Knedler’s engraving workshop in Warsaw. A variant known as the “large Knedler.” The reverse bears the low serial 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.
A display case containing replicas of Second Polish Republic medals.
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.
A nice piece with the ribbon still attached. Signs of wear; the silver plating is scuffed. Engraving with a number on the reverse. Obverse: decorative medallion featuring an eagle, the date 4.X 1918, and the names of countries: FRANCE, ITALY, AMERICA, as well as the monogram JH; the medallion is set upon two crossed swords and a red rhombus; The item is in good+ condition. Dimensions without r...
Germany - Empire (1871–1918), "Weltkrieg 1914–1918" Commemorative Cross with Swords – Mint marks: E S L
1/1/1
13 EUR
"World War 1914–1918" Commemorative Cross with Swords—Mint Mark: E S L Prussia—“Iron Cross” 1813–1914, 2nd Class, on a shared bar with 2 small ribbons
Medal, May 3, 1925. Made of silver, with the number "218" visible. Original ribbon preserved. Diameter: 30 mm.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
Model 51 "Exemplary Sailor" Badge. Silver-plated tombac, enameled, with a smooth reverse side. Original cap preserved. 40x28 mm.
Germany - Third Reich (1933–1945), Tank Combat Badge (Panzerkampfabzeichen) Clasp - white metal
1/-
22 EUR
Tank Combat Badge (Panzerkampfabzeichen) Clasp - white metal, manufacturer's mark: DH, 33.55 g, Nimer. 3906, clasp fastener
Grand Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari, manufactured by Picchiani and Barracchi in Italy. Gilded tombac, enameled.
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...
"Hitler-Jugend" badge—25 mm Hüsken 9301 member badge with a clip fastener
A very well-preserved example of a Russian medal that is rarely found on the market. Slight signs of wear. The item is in very good condition. Silver, dimensions 43 x 36.5 mm, weight 25.92 g.
Germany – Third Reich (1933–1945), "NSDAP – DAP" (Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) badge – membership badge,
1/-
9 EUR
"NSDAP - DAP" (Deutsche Arbeiterpartei) badge—membership badge, lacquered, 23 mm, minted by RZM M1 / 101 Hüsken 4011 ba, with a clip fastener
Model 51 "Exemplary Cook" Badge. Silver-plated and gold-plated tombac, enameled, with a smooth reverse side. Original cap preserved. 41x28 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 beautifully preserved piece. An interesting version. The Makowski cap is a matching replacement. Slight enamel chip, signs of wear. The item is in very good condition. Brass, enamel, dimensions 14 x 41.5 mm.
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.
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.
Identification tag, Model 31. Issued to Stefan Czechaj of Miechów. Aluminum. 50x40 mm.
Second Polish Republic, Officer's Badge of the 48th Kresy Riflemen Infantry Regiment, Stanisławów - Gontarczyk, Warsaw
NUMEROWANA
714 EUR
A very well-preserved example of an officer's badge that is rare on the market. The badge was approved by Order No. 17 of the Ministry of Military Affairs, item 202, dated June 7, 1930. Signs of wear, imperfections in the background, and slight scratches on the enamel. Obverse: a heptagonal shield with a serpentine border on a blue background within a yellow frame; centered on the shield is th...
Patch - silver-embroidered eagle with a swastika on green woven fabric, 102x43 mm
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 ...
A nice piece with the ribbon still attached. Signs of wear, scuffs on the silver plating, and slight enamel chips. Face: decorative dial featuring an eagle, the date 4.X 1918, and the names of countries: FRANCE, ITALY, AMERICA, as well as the monogram JH; the dial rests on two crossed swords and a red rhombus; The item is in good condition. Dimensions without ribbon: 13.5 x 21.1 mm.
An interesting medallion, rarely seen on the market, issued to commemorate the 448th anniversary of the signing of the Union of Horodło. Signs of wear on the silver plating. The item is in good+ condition. Silver-plated brass, dimensions 18 x 25 mm.
Set of model 27 officer's buttons. Marked on the reverse with the manufacturers' names. White metal.
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.
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.
"Winterschlacht im Osten 1941/42" Medal, Hartung 54, Nim. 3850 + ribbon
A very nice, rare Scout badge. Signs of wear on the silver plating. Patinated, with a layer of tarnish. The item is in good condition. Diameter: 26 mm
A rare item on the market. The item is in very good condition. Dimensions of the cross without the ribbon: 41x41 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.
"Order of the Romanian Crown" (Type IIa – after 1932) – civilian class, Grand Officer, gilded with enamel, Barac 292
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.
A highly regarded and well-loved book. Shows signs of wear. The item is in good condition. .875 silver, dimensions 22.5 x 39.5 mm, weight 11.09 g.
Upper Silesian Police Badge, 1920–1930. Made at the Galmet engraving workshop in Sosnowiec. Silver-plated tombac, reverse side with partial embossing. 44 x 34.5 mm.
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.
Czechoslovakia, "4th Cavalry Regiment Equestrian Competition" badge, Klatovy 1932, unmounted
1/-
14 EUR
"4th Cavalry Regiment Horse Races" badge, Klatovy 1932; the silhouette of the city is positioned directly beneath a horseshoe; bronze; stamped sheet metal; 49x60 mm
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.
Badge approved in the Order Journal of the Military Ministry No. 16 of May 18, 1929, under item 159. A lacquered version that is very rarely found on the market. Chains preserved. Signs of wear on the silver plating; areas where the lacquer is missing. Obverse: a cross with an eagle superimposed on it, holding a broken chain in its talons; on the arms of the cross, “WILNO 5 ST 1919”; Origi...
RussiaNicholas II (1894–1917) Two heads facing left, “IN MEMORY OF HIS HOLINESS THE KING AND EMPEROR NICHOLAS II,” on the reverse side an Orthodox church, below “MOSCOW / 1896,” single-piece medal, designed to be mounted on a ribbon, ribbon missing brass, 28.7 mm, 7.87 g, minor scratches
A nice piece of early-model design made by a graduate of a well-known school. Grabski cap. Slight signs of wear. The item is in very good condition. Dimensions: 45.3 x 35.8 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.
A very nice piece of the Monte Cassino Cross The cross was awarded to a private from Medical Evacuation Center No. 3 in Venafro, a unit that rescued Polish soldiers, including during the Battle of Monte Cassino. The item is in very good condition.
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.
Germany - Third Reich (1933–1945), U-Boat Buckle - Gold, Manufacturer's Mark: PO, 20.80 g
1/-
22 EUR
U-Boots Clasp - Gold, Manufacturer's Mark: PO 20.80 g, Item No. 3920, Clasp
Poland, the People's Republic of Poland, a collection of medals and badges
bardzo dobry / dobry
2 EUR
Included: Technical School Complex Medal, named after KEN, Poznań 1973Medal for Social Contribution to the Development of Physical Culture and Tourism in Greater Poland + miniature badgeMedal of the Infantry Officer Candidate School, Komorowo, 1989 alumni reunionMedal commemorating the 100th anniversary of Elementary School No. 1 in Poznań, 197325th Anniversary of SZS Medal, 1978, with a ded...
A beautiful piece. Slight wear on the silver plating. The item is in very good condition. Dimensions: 32.2 x 32.1 mm.
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...
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 rarer badge design. The item is in very good condition. Bronze, silver-plated bronze, enamel; dimensions: 21 x 21 mm.
Commemorative cross for the 1916–1918 war, with a "DOBROGEA" bronze tag (39 mm) on the ribbon, Barac 90 E
Highly regarded items. Signs of wear.
A nice piece of a graduate of an early class at a rare Officers' Academy. Slight signs of wear. The item is in very good condition. Dimensions: 45.1 x 35.9 mm.