Militaria auctions
Eagle with the numeral "3", Vienna 1916. 52 x 40 mm. Made of brass, silver plated. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two flat wide plates. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1900-1917, p. 140. very good condition.
Eagle wz. 17 - regimental numeral "2" on amazon shield, Jozef Chylinski Warsaw 1917. 39,5 x 29,5 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two pairs of flat wide and pointed plates. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish Cap Eagles in 1900-17, p. 151, il. 202; Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of Eagles from the Collection Volume I , p. 47 - there versions without numbers. ...
Soldier's bow/bow for the cap of the Polish Forces in Russia 1914 - 17 and the war 1917 - 1920. 39 x 27 mm (bow) 15 x 18 mm (eagle). Brass bow, silver-plated brass eagle. Multi-part- eagle overlaid and attached by two wires. Reverse of bow with counter, two flat plates for attachment. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1917-19, p. 25. by Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of ...
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Crowned eagle, in an amazon shield with the letter L, beaten with a light counter, mounted with two mustaches white metal, 27.8 x 40.0 mm, 4.43 g
"Greater Poland" eagle. 42 x 34 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted with two wires. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1917-19, p. 177. very good condition.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Standing eagle on amazon shield, in shield with numeral 5 white metal, 40.2 x 58.2 mm, 14.61 g
Eagle with letter S on amazon shield, Vienna 1914. 38 x 28 mm. Silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two flat narrow plates. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1900-17, p. 97; Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of eagles from collections - volume I, p. 26. Good condition.
Eastern Legion/Patriotic(?) Eagle. 25 x 30mm, bow diameter 44mm. Silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Secondary attachment- pin. Placed on a cardboard pad covered with red cloth. On the reverse a description- Eastern Legion, Field Falcon Teams. Very good condition.
"Haller" eagle for armored car troops(?). Cast on the base of the eagle for the Polish Army in France (Haller's Army). 51 x 32.5 mm. Made of brass, silver plated. Multipart- emblem applied. The reverse is plain. Mounted on a vertical plate. Probably made in the 1920s(?) Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski ,Polish eagles for caps in 1917-19, pp. 137 et seq. Very good condition.
Eagle wz. 17 made by Grynszpan company in Warsaw, regimental numeral 1 on amazon shield. 1916r.
235 EUR
Eagle wz. 17 made by Grynszpan company in Warsaw, regimental numeral 1 on amazon shield. 1916r. 39 x 29 mm. Silver-plated and oxidized brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two pairs of flat narrow plates. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish Cap Eagles 1900-1917, p. 148. good condition.
Officer's donut /cockard for the cap of the Polish Forces in Russia 1914-17 and the war 1917-1920. 41,5 x 32 mm, eagle height 14,4 mm. Made in brass - bow, and silver(?) eagle. Multi-part - eagle superimposed and attached to two wires. Reverse of the bow with counter, two flat plates for attachment. Very good condition. Rarity!
Eagle, overlay from the badge of the 1st Krechowiec Lancers Regiment. 34 x 33 mm. Made in silver(?) gilded. Reverse with counter plate. Mounted on post with 18mm diameter nut, signed J. Chyliński Warsaw. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p. 39, item 49. good condition.
Eagle of the Polish Army in the East, pattern according to order 540 with the number 10 on the shield. (11 nails on the shield trail) 3rd Polish Rifle Division. 44 x 42.5 mm. Made of silver-plated copper, enameled, multi-part- shield applied and attached to two wires. Reverse plain. Mounted on a post with an unsigned nut of 32 mm diameter Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, ...
Navy Eagle. 40 x 29 mm. Made of alpaca, lacquered. Multi-part - applied anchor. Reverse with counter. Mounted with two wires. Signed - GUZPOL WARSZAWA. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1919-39, pp. 22-23. very good condition.
"Krechovets" eagle. 34 x 29.5 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with spilled counter. Mounted on a post- secondary nut, post-war. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19. p.37, item 45. very good condition.
"Krechovets" eagle. 41 x 36 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse smooth. Mounted on a post, cap missing. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, pp. 35-37. very good condition.
Eagle pattern 19 according to the 1933 WT, so called "dove". 56 x 42.5mm. Made of silver! Reverse with countermark and sterling silver 2 and JF namesake. Traces of the original mount. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1919-39, pp. 31-33. very good condition - UNIQUE VERSION!
Sample eagle with the letters WP on the amazon shield - Design of Capt. Bohdan Mincer from 1936.
2 348 EUR
Trial eagle with letters WP on amazon shield - Design by rtm. Bohdan Mincer, 1936. 61 x 42 x 2.5 mm. Made in silver, gilded. Reverse plain- on the lower part of the amazon shield scratched inscription MJR. B. MINCER. Mounted on a post with an unsigned nut of 33mm diameter, made of silver(?) To the eagle attached a photocopy of the reverse of the washer from the collection of Wincenty Gawron wi...
Eagle of the Veterans of the January Uprising of 1863/64. 43 x 31 mm. Made of brass. Reverse with barely visible spilled countermark. Lacking original mount- traces of two pairs of flat plates. Version with the inscription PRZYTULISKO on the amazon shield- intended for headgear. Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of Eagles from the Collection Volume I, p.10 , Volume II, p.9. Very good condition...
Eagle wz. 39, Palestine. 52.5 x 33 mm. Made of brass sheet- used tin or other sheet- visible letters on reverse! Mounted on a post with an unsigned square nut. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in the2. Polish Corps, pp. 111-114, very good condition.
Eagle of the Polish Army in the East. 33 x 40 mm. Made in silver. Reverse with counter. Mounted on a horizontal safety pin- no clasp. Very good condition.
Navy Eagle. 41 x 26.5mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Lacks original mount- secondary soldered plate. Placed on a cardboard pad covered with red cloth, on the reverse a description- Navy (oldest 1 version) Soldrs eagle. Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1919-39, p. 22; Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of eagles from collections, vol. 1, p. 122. Good cond...
Eagle of the Polish Army in the East, veteran, pattern according to order 540 with the number I on the shield. (10 nails on the shield trail) 1st Polish Rifle Division. 30 x 43 mm. Made in silver, enameled, multi-part- shield applied and attached to two wires. The reverse is plain with the silver sample 84 and the namesake GH (ownership mark of the collector Mr. Henryk Gawlowski - so the eagle...
"Haller" eagle of the 8th Lancers Regiment. 51 x 34.5 mm. Made of brass, silver plated. Multi-part- emblem superimposed. Reverse plain. Mounted on a vertical plate. Probably made in the 1920s(?) Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski ,Polish eagles for caps in 1917-19, pp. 139-141. very good condition.
Eagle wz. 17, Warsaw 1917(?). 43 x 31 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. The original mount is missing. Good condition.
Eagle pattern 19. 58 x 42 mm. Made of silver plated brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on a post with an unsigned nut. Good condition.
Eagle of the Polish Army in the East, Petrograd(?). 32 x 24 mm. Made in silver. Reverse with counter, on the tail the silver sample SR 84. Mounted on a horizontal safety pin.... Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p.28,item.18. Very good condition.
Eagle with applied numeral 4. Cracow 1916. 53.5 x 39 mm. Silver-plated and oxidized brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two wide flat plates. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1900-1917, p. 139. very good condition.
Eagle with wavy lower edge of amazon shield - rarer version with crown! 41 x 30 mm. Galvanized steel plate. Reverse with counter. The original mount is missing. The small shield lacks a letter. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish Cap Eagles 1900-1917, p. 167; Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of Eagles from the Collection Volume I, pp. 51-52. Very good condition.
Eagle emblem for helmet for other troops (except riflemen), Haller's Army. 73 x 56 mm. Made of galvanized and lacquered sheet steel. Reverse with counterfoil. Mounted with two metal plates. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p. 130. very good condition.
Hat ring/bow with miniature eagle of Viennese manufacture (?) Diameter 30 mm. Bayonet, silver-plated brass. Mounted on a cardboard pad covered with red cloth. On the reverse side a description- Galicia- A buckler for the 1st cornet, a miniature eagle of Schaffler-Braun.Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish Eagles for caps in 1900-17, p. 299. Very good condition.
Eagle with the inscription "For Fatherland and Freedom" Polish Army in Eastern Russia and Siberia.
94 EUR
Eagle with inscription "For Fatherland and Freedom" Polish Army in Eastern Russia and Siberia. 41 x 27 mm. Made of brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on a post with an unsigned 12mm diameter nut. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p.162, item 288 Very good condition.
Embroidered eagle of the Polish Army in France (Haller's Army). 50 x 40 mm. Hand embroidered in silver and gold byelier on a cloth backing in amaranth color. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1917-1919, p. 118. very good condition.
PolandPoland under partition Crowned eagle with outstretched wings, on the reverse side an imprint of a silver punch and a namesake, one-piece sign, minted with counter, mounted on a post, cap unsigned white cast metal, 27.5 x 28.7 mm, 4.46 g (without nut)
Eagle of the II Polish Corps - Karol Macianski, Kyiv. 44 x 30 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter and concave signature MACIAŃSKI KIJÓW 1918. Mounted on post with unsigned cap, 20mm diameter. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p. 68. Very good condition- a hole in the lower edge of the amazon shield.
Eagle with applied artillery emblem(?) Kraków 1916. 53.5 x 39 mm. Silver plated and oxidized brass. Multi-part- emblem superimposed and attached by 3 wires. Reverse with counter. The original mount is missing. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1900-1917, p. 139. good condition.
Eagle / uniform sleeve patch of the NSZ Swietokrzyska Brigade. 92 x 80 mm. Embroidery application on fabric, traces of sewing and wearing on uniform. These types of patches were also worn in the Swietokrzyska Brigade in the early days of the Guard Detachments. A rarity! Very good condition,
Eagle pattern 27. 34 x 38 mm. Made of alpaca. Reverse with counter. Mounted on a post. Eagles of this pattern were used, among others, in the National Police and Prison Service. Very good condition.
Sigismund Eagle - Francis Hare Cracow. 43 x 32.5 mm. Made in silver, cast. Reverse with traces of casting. Mounted with a horizontal safety pin. Hallmarked on the clasp. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1900-1917, p.290, item 457 Very good condition.
Eagle pattern 27. 34 x 38 mm. Made of alpaca. Reverse with counter. Mounted on a post. Eagles of this pattern were used, among others, in the National Police and Prison Service. Very good condition.
Eagle pattern 39 Spink & Sons(?). 55 x 35 mm. Made of white metal. Reverse with counter. Mounted with two flat and pointed whiskers. Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1939-1945, p. 35; Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of eagles from collections, vol. 1, p. 166. Very good condition.
Embroidered eagle of the Polish Army in France - version for privates. 37 mm dia. Machine embroidery in white thread on amaranth colored cloth. Lit. Polish eagles for caps in 1917-19, p. 112. very good condition.
Scouting Rogatywka - Polish Scouting in Exile; Made of woolen fabric in khaki color. The visor and potnik made of leather. Lining made of "flowing" material. Lily attached to the mustache. Lining made of oilcloth fastened with a buckle and attached with buttons. Materials used and workmanship suggest production for scouting abroad in 1939-1947. Size approx. 56 - 57. Good condition.
Eagle with monogram 1K - Dowborhood Association. 33 x 45 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted with two wires. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p.85, item 148. very good condition.
Eagle designed by Czeslaw Jarnuszkiewicz, version with sapper emblem 52,5 x 39,5 mm. Made of brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two vertical flat plates - one broken off. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1900-1917, p. 130. very good condition.
Officer's eagle for Chaplains, Polish Army in France (Haller's Army) - Alavoine company. 52.5 x32.5 mm. Made of brass, silver plated. Multi-part cross overlaid. Reverse with counter. Mounted on a post placed on the characteristic for these eagles "washer-socket" unsigned nut with a diameter of26mm. The product of the French company Alavoine. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski ,Polish cap eagles in 191...
Officer's eagle for sanitary units(?), Polish Army in France (Haller's Army) - Alavoine company.
352 EUR
Officer's eagle for sanitary units(?), Polish Army in France (Haller's Army) - Alavoine company. 52.5 x 32.5 mm. Made of brass, silver plated. Multi-part-enameled and applied cross, mounted with two rivets. Reverse with counter. Mounted on a post placed on the characteristic for these eagles "washer-socket" unsigned nut with a diameter of26mm. The product of the French company Alavoine. Lit. b...
Eagle pattern 39 company Alavoine. 33 x 53 mm. Brass, silver plated. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two wires - one broken off. Very good condition. Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1939-45, pp. 20-23; Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of eagles from collections, vol. 1, pp. 162-3.
Eagle with eye of providence and inscription "For Fatherland and Freedom". 45 x 33 mm. Made of aluminum. Reverse with spilled counter plate. Two holes for sewing. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p.71, item 123 Very good condition- crown removed in period.
Eagle with eye of providence and inscription "For Fatherland and Freedom". 41.5 x 29.5 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with a spilled counter plate. Mounted on two wide flat plates. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p.72, item 126 Very good condition.
Badge for epaulet to the uniform of da Veterans of the January Uprising 1863; 18 x 37mm. Silver plated metal. Mounted on two wires. Very good condition. RARE!
Eagle with eye of providence and inscription "For Fatherland and Freedom" - product of Zbuk(?) company. 40 x 29.5 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two wide flat and pointed plates-one broken off. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p.78, item 135 Very good condition.
Officer's eagle of the 3rd Rifle Regiment, Polish Army in France (Haller's Army). 52 x 32.5 mm. Made of brass, silver plated. Multipart- emblem superimposed. Reverse with counterfoil. Mounted on a post, no cap. Eagle made by casting method. Based on the product of S.Reising. It is impossible to determine in what period it was made. Very good condition.
Eagle handmade in Murnau(?) prisoner of war camp. 39 x 28 mm. Made of aluminum, engraved. Reverse smooth with scratched inscription MURNAU Very good condition.
The insignia/guzzle of the Bartosz Troops. 33.5 mm dia. Made of steel, brass and cloth. Smooth reverse, two wire attachment. Version of the insignia without the maker's signature. Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1900-17, p. 33; Ireneusz Banaszkiewicz, Catalogue of eagles from collections - volume I, p. 12. Good condition.
"Greater Poland" eagle. 41 x 35 mm. Made of silver-plated brass. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two flat plates-one broken off. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1917-19, p. 177. very good condition.
Eagle pattern 36 for air force privates. 59 x 47mm. Made in white metal. Reverse with counter. Mounted with three wires. Product of the Bronislaw Grabski(?) industrial plant. Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1919-39, pp.98- 105. very good condition.
Eagle with eye of providence and inscription "For Fatherland and Freedom". 39 x 28.5 mm. Made of silver- on the obverse sample 84 and letter V-Kiev. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two wide flat plates- broken off. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles in 1917-19, p.72, item 125 Very good condition.
The eagle of the so-called Paris. Paris 1939. 54 x 36 mm. Made of brass, oxidized. Reverse with counter. The original mount is missing. Oxidized variety. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish cap eagles 1939-1945, pp. 17-18. good condition.
The set contains more than 1200 buttons - mainly military and uniformed services, but also civilian - decorative. Mainly 19th century and first half of 20th century, but also some communist - see attached photos. Condition db and bdb. Only personal collection at the company's headquarters in Wroclaw.
Eagle of the Polish Army in the East. 41 x 28 mm. Made of silver-plated copper. Reverse with counter. Mounted on two pairs of narrow flat plates-one pair is missing. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish eagles for caps in 1917-19, p. 44. good condition.
AK arm band and photo and portraitMichal Domiszewski - born 1909. Non-commissioned officer of the 2nd squadron of the Forestry Troops of the 14th Cavalry Lancers Regiment, Home Army, Eastern District of Lviv, a chevalier, head of the 2nd squadron, nicknamed "Grot". He died on 05. 1994 in Cracow. Source: Book of Graves of the Jazłowiec LancersShoulder band, white and red with painted letters ...
Polish Army Eagle 1918 - 21, (Konin?). 40 x 33 mm. Silver-plated zinc plate. Reverse with spilled counter plate. Mounted with two wires. On the small shield the letter L. Lit. Tomasz Zawistowski, Polish Eagles for caps 1900-1917, p. 237. very good- rare condition!
Eagle embroidered with a byre. 47 x 30 mm. Hand embroidery in gold and silver byre on cloth backing in black. Lit. by Tomasz Zawistowski, Eagles for caps in the 2nd Polish Corps, pp. 194-236. very good condition.