Militaria auctions
A metal casket from the Third Reich period with a metal stare applied to the lid with a Luftwaffe eagle holding a swastika in its talons. The closure is in working order. Dimensions: 5cm x 3cm x 9cm. Overall condition as shown in photos.
The handle is equipped with a movable outer shield, which features a Prussian eagle with the monogram "W.R.II" on the chest. The head is slightly inclined, covered with a hood ending in a profiled oval dome, which also serves as a nut attaching the handle to the headstock. The handle is wooden, notched, covered with dark ebonite and laced with twisted wire. At the base of the handle is a brass...
Polish cap eagle depicting an eagle with outspread wings sitting on an amazon shield. The head is crowned with a closed crown. On the reverse side a broken mounting post. The eagle was used by the Polish Army from 1919-1939, good state of preservation. Remnants of silver plating visible. Eagles wz.19 were widely used by the Polish Army during the Defensive War in September and October 1939. Di...
Officer's parade saber of the 1848 pattern, made at the renowned Carl Eickhorn manufactory, Solingen. Handle with hilt, fluted shaft, covered with ebonite and bound with twisted wire. Steel head, slightly curved, with maker's mark. Representative weapon of Prussian officers, used during military ceremonies and parades. Piece of great collector value, testifying to the craftsmanship of the famo...
Austrian bayonet for Manlicher carbine, steel head signed at the threshold at the hilt equipped with armor on both sides, hilt with closed ring, mounted with two rivets, also signed. Head with a functioning latch. Wooden facings. Steel scabbard with leather frog. Overall condition as seen in the photos.
Beam for one decoration from the interwar period. Length: 5 cm Condition as shown in the photos.
Austrian bayonet for Manlicher carbine, steel head signed at the threshold at the hilt equipped with armor on both sides, hilt with closed ring, mounted with two rivets, also signed. Head with a functioning latch. Wooden facings. Steel scabbard with leather frog. Overall condition as seen in the photos.
Two buttons, one small (17.6mm) , one large (23.2mm) made for Haller's Army in France circa 1917, steel . Condition as shown in photos.
Austro-Hungarian hat buckler. FJI stands for the initials of the Emperor i.e. Franc Joseph 1. Reverse signed "BWS", two mustache mount. Diameter:27mm. Condition as shown in the photos.
The Mauser KS 98 parade bayonet was mainly used during military ceremonies, especially by officers and non-commissioned officers of the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe. Made of sturdy steel, it has a short blade with a grain. The steel handle is finished with an eagle-head-shaped head, concealing a push-button-release latching mechanism. The handle covers are made of antler or antler imitation wood, t...
Special badge of the 8th British Army in the form of a crusader shield. Rectangular shaped badge with a visible white shield, an embroidered yellow cross inscribed in the center. The 8th British Army patch worn by soldiers of General Anders' 2nd Polish Corps. A typical variety given to Polish Soldiers among others. Dimensions : 4.8 cm x 4.1 cm
Magazine for 32 rounds for the German MP41/MP38/MP40 submachine gun. Original piece marked with waffenamt. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Haller type button with the eagle used in the Polish Army in France during the Great War. Unsigned. Diameter: 21mm Overall condition as shown in photos.
French pattern bayonet designed for the Lebel rifle Mle. 1886/93. version with handle made of brass. The firing pin signed with a number. Dimensions: General condition as in the photos.
An Austro-Hungarian cap bunting. FJI stands for the initials of the Emperor, i.e. Franc Joseph 1. Reverse is plain, mounting with two whiskers. Diameter:27mm. Condition as shown in photos.
A bayonet of the VZ 23 pattern in the long version, intended for export to Persia. Steel head, single-edged ground with central armor ending in a sharp hilt. Wooden handle, fastened with rivets, with a functional latch mechanism preserved. Scabbard made of steel, matching the bayonet. Piece in a state of preservation consistent with the photos - with natural traces of use and age. Length in sc...
Set of three Haller-type buttons with the eagle used by the Polish Army in France during the Great War. Diameters : 23mm, 15mm. General condition as shown in the photos.
White metal button with a double-headed tsarist eagle on two crossed pioneer axes. On the reverse side the maker's signature.
Uniform button of the German Stahlhelm organization. Diameter: 21 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Austrian bayonet for Manlicher carbine, steel head signed at the threshold at the hilt equipped with armor on both sides, hilt with closed ring, mounted with two rivets, also signed. Head with a functioning latch. Wooden facings. Steel scabbard with leather frog. Overall condition as seen in the photos.
Poland Bust slightly to the right, W SETNĄ ROCZNICĘ PRZYSIĘGI T. KOŚCIUSZKI W KRAKOWIE 24. MARCH 1894, on the reverse side a patriotic composition with crowned Eagle gilt bronze, 23.2 mm, 6.07 g, nicely preserved
![[KIE£BASA] II RP Compass Used in the Polish Army - Stefan Kiełbasa KOP Korpus Ochrony Pogranicza - Owner](https://img1.one.bid/img/8885/2680026_1w.webp)
![[KIE£BASA] II RP Compass Used in the Polish Army - Stefan Kiełbasa KOP Korpus Ochrony Pogranicza - Owner](https://img1.one.bid/img/8885/2680026_2w.webp)
Compass from the interwar period used in the Polish Army. This particular piece was used by a senior rifleman of the Border Protection Corps Stefan Kielbasa, with "1/I SK 35r." scratched on the back. The compass comes from a set of Stefan Kielbasa's memorabilia from the KOP "Hoszcza" Battalion. Diameter: 35mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
The F1 defensive grenade was a French hand grenade, designed and manufactured in France. This type of grenade was used by the Polish Army in the 1920s and 1930s acquired from purchases for the Polish Army . Classic incised shell design with a fuse. This particular piece is a practice version of this grenade. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
A rare belt buckle from the German Empire period, made of brass and nickel, belonging to the 107th Infantry Regiment. The buckle bears the monogram of Prince Johann Georg. It is preserved complete with its original double belt buckle. Dimensions: Overall condition as shown in the photos.
World War I military belt of the Austro-Hungarian army, featuring a large embossed brass buckle with an image of a two-headed eagle - the coat of arms of Austria-Hungary. Total length is about 89 cm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Set of 4 uniform buttons wz.28 produced by Grabski factories. Diameter:23mm. Condition as in photos.
Polish cap eagle depicting an eagle with outspread wings sitting on an amazon shield. The head is crowned with a closed crown. On the reverse side a broken mounting post. The eagle was used by the Polish Army from 1919-1939, good state of preservation. Remnants of silver plating visible. Eagles wz.19 were widely used by the Polish Army during the Defensive War in September and October 1939. Di...
The badge in the form of a crowned eagle with outspread wings, perched on a laurel wreath. In the central part there is an oval spot with the letter "G" inscribed in a decorative shield. The eagle is metal, embossed, designed to be worn on a student's cap. Dimensions: 47mm x 42mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
The SS sword had a nickel-plated hilt and an ebony wood handle. The handle featured a national eagle with a swastika and a button with a double Sig rune, symbolizing victory. Early pieces had a scabbard factory-blackened with a metal oxidation technique and nickel-plated fittings. Dimensions: Overall condition as shown in photos.
Decorative patriotic shield made during the WW2 period in the West. Shield in red and navy blue with a red and white stripe in the middle with the national eagle wz.27 superimposed, the shield is surrounded by a string, with a visible hanging loop at the top. Dimensions: 13cm x 12cm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Austrian bayonet for Manlicher carbine, steel head signed at the threshold at the hilt equipped with armor on both sides, hilt with closed ring, mounted with two rivets, also signed. Head with a functioning latch. Wooden facings. Steel scabbard with leather frog. Overall condition as seen in the photos.
Set of three wz.17 buttons of Austrian manufacture, two unsigned, one signed AU. Condition as in the photos. Diameter 24.5mm - 25.2mm.
Set of three Haller-type buttons with the eagle used in the Polish Army in France during the Great War. Unsigned. Diameters :
6 pcs, good/very good condition. Included: including 10th dragoon regiment, RAF, leading private, Poland.
A custom-made cap with a white metal non-commissioned officer's peak. The leather visor bears signs of use, and the bolster is attached with Russian eagle buttons. The cap along with a certificate of originality from the Art Magnat auction house. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Set of 7 small pattern 28 buttons for pocket or epaulettes. Diameter: 16mm. General condition as in photos. Condition as in photos.
Set of 8 uniform buttons used by the Polish Army in the East. Officer's version. Diameter:22mm. Condition as shown in photos.
Silver, stamped sample and JM (Joseph Miechowski)
Set of five eagle buttons, wz.17. Two-piece, brass and steel, probably of Austrian manufacture. Remnants of silver plating visible. 25mm diameter. Condition as shown in photos.
Two small buttons wz.17 with eagle. Diameter 15.16mm and 17.1mm. Condition as shown in the photos.
French Mle.37 menagerie used by the French Army during World War 2 and during the formation and fighting of the Polish Army in France. Menagerie complete, has cauldron, frying pan and bread tray. Signed with the date 1938. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
Red "Poland" patch. Worn by all units of the Polish Armed Forces in the West. Embroidered with a jacquard technique most likely in occupied Germany, commonly called "BeVo". Worn by Polish units in occupied Germany including the 1st Armored Division and the 1st Independent Parachute Brigade Overall condition shown in photos.
![[STEEL]II RP Eagle wz.19](https://img1.one.bid/img/8885/2680125_1w.webp)
![[STEEL]II RP Eagle wz.19](https://img1.one.bid/img/8885/2680125_2w.webp)
Polish cap eagle depicting an eagle with outspread wings sitting on an amazon shield. The head is crowned with a closed crown. On the reverse side a broken mounting post. The eagle was used by the Polish Army from 1919 to 1939, good condition. Eagles wz.19 were commonly used by the Polish Army during the Defensive War in September and October 1939. Dimensions: 62mm x 46mm. Overall condition as...
Set of 3 uniform buttons wz.28 one made by Guzpol, the other by ESEF. Diameter: 22mm. Condition as in the pictures.
Two pattern 17 buttons, one two-piece, diameter 24mm, signed on the reverse illegibly manufacturer. The other wz.17, (diameter 23.4mm) one-piece signed BG (Bronislaw Grabski Lodz). Condition as in the photos.
Set of 5 uniform buttons wz.28. Diameter:22mm. Condition as in the pictures.
A bayonet with a single-edged head, ground on both sides in a wide armor, ending in a double-edged blade. Steel head with slide and latch button (inoperative), ending with a characteristic "beak". The hilt is straight, the forearm curved towards the cutting edge. Wood handle facings, period workshop replacement, fixed with rivets. Signature on the threshold of the blade. The bayonet does not f...
The M42 meniscus used by U.S. Army soldiers during World War 2, is a modified model of the M10 meniscus used during the Great War. Year of manufacture 1944. General condition as shown in the photos.
Cross of the Municipal Civic Guard - Poland, Lviv 1928, no. 987.
Single red "Poland" patch. Worn by all units of the Polish Armed Forces in the West. A variety popularly worn by the 1st Polish Corps in Great Britain, 1st Armored Division. Overall condition as shown in photos.
Single "Poland" patch. Worn by all units of the Polish Armed Forces in the West. Embroidered with a jacquard technique in probably in occupied Germany commonly called "BeVo". Worn by Polish units in occupied Germany including the 1st Armored Division and the 1st Independent Parachute Brigade. Dimensions: 24mm x 65mm. Condition as shown in photos.
Austrian bayonet for Manlicher carbine, steel head signed at the threshold at the hilt equipped with armor on both sides, hilt with closed ring, mounted with two rivets, also signed. Head with a functioning latch. Wooden facings. Steel scabbard with leather frog. Overall condition as seen in the photos.
Badge commemorating the graduation from the secret officer school of the Riflemen's Association before WWI and awarded by Jozef Pilsudski to its students. Silver plated tombstone, openwork, 28 mm dia.
Slip on epaulet with the rank of PFC made of denim material, the beam embroidered with silver bye-lace on a red pad. General condition as in the photos
A set of Luftwaffe patches for the rank of Obergefreiter (Corporal) of airborne personnel and parachute troops , incomplete. Dimensions: 5.5 × 4 cm. General condition as in the photos.
Model 19 button with a piece of uniform cloth. Diameter:21mm. Condition as shown in photos.
Steel button with a Polish eagle without a crown, the so-called "kurica" on a fragment of the coat. Visible remnants of green paint. Production circa 1943-45.Diameter of the button - 14.33mm. Condition as in the photos.
Magazine for 32 rounds for the German MP41/MP38/MP40 submachine gun. Original piece marked with waffenamt. General condition as shown in the photos.
Officer's rosette dating from the period 1917-1920, retained mounting whiskers. Diameter: 22 mm. Overall condition as shown in the photos.
The eagle of the People's Army of Poland introduced in 1943 for the 1st Tadeusz Kosciuszko Infantry Division. Referred to as the "Kosciuszko Eagle," "Piast Eagle" and colloquially as the "kurica" due to its resemblance to a chicken. Designed by Janina Broniewska, inspired by the Piast eagle found on the sarcophagus of Wladyslaw Herman and Boleslaw Krzywousty designed by Zygmunt Vogel in 1824. ...
Visually used condition, shown in the photos. British military markings, serial number and distance scheme. Clean glass for its years
Damaged case. Visual condition very good as seen in photos, clean glass.
Visual condition good for its years, visible in the photos, glasses clean