Badges auctions
Group of Russian & Latvian medal and badge (2)Various condition. Included: Latvia Bronze Medal 1928 - For the 10th Anniversary of the Battles for the Liberation of the Republic of Latvia; Russia AR St. George's Cross 4th Class ND (1915) - Nicholas II (1894-1917). Number: 969774. Medalier: A. Grilikhes - father. Diakov 1132.8 R1; Bitkin (Medals) 1099.6. Lorenz, Martyn Alexandrovich — 7th ...
Estonia Merit Cross For The General Staff Of The Estonian Defence Forces26.31g. 41mm.
World War l, cross: silver, weight 10.32 g, dimensions 40 x 34 mm. Medal: silver, weight 14.85 g, diameter 28 mm. A set of medals awarded to Alexei Diakov of the 38th Donskoy Cossack Regiment, during World War I.
Type 2, variant 2, type 1. Number 6909, silver, enamel, very good condition, rare post version, dimensions 46.3 x 33.5 mm.
Silver, weight 11.52 g. Measures 34 x 41 mm, awarded to Danil Selivanov of the 31st Donskoy Cossack Regiment for fighting in what is now Mazuria during World War I. A very interesting version of the cross so called "pierieriezka". The cross converted by the manufacturer from a batch of crosses distributed during the Russo-Japanese War.
Poland, Badge "Veteran of Struggles for Freedom and Independence of the Fatherland", Warsaw
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8 EUR
PolandThird Republic (1989-) Cross, in the center a military eagle standing on a shield of amazons, two-piece badge, mounted on a post, cap signed ZB. CEGIELSKI / ENGRAVER - WARSAW / UL. PUŁAWSKA 1 / POLAND white metal, enamel, 43.1 x 43.2 mm, 16.01 g (without cap)
The set includes: Medal 40 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War (2 pcs.) Medal of 60 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War Medal of 20 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War Medal of the 70th Anniversary of the Armed Forces of the USSR Medal for Combat Merit Order of Glory of Labor Order of the Red Banner of Labour Order of the Badge of Honour (3 pcs.) Medal for the Liberatio...
Silver, multi-part medal, dimensions 48.7 x 35.8 mm.
The Order of the Red Star was established on 6 April 1930. As of 1 January 1992, a total of 3,876,740 decorations had been awarded. The number 1806990 is engraved on the reverse. Silver, dimensions 48 x 48 mm
The Order of the Red Star was established on 6 April 1930. As of 1 January 1992, a total of 3,876,740 decorations had been awarded. The number 610298 is engraved on the reverse. Silver, dimensions 48 x 48 mm
Second Republic (1918-1939), Cross of Valor 1920 with three fittings, 1920-1921, Warsaw; Knight's Cross, on the shoulders NA - POLU - CHWA£Y - 1920, in the center a shield with an Eagle, on the reverse side a sword, on which a wreath, on the sides WALE - CZNYM, at the top the number 30203 is inscribed, one-piece cross, fastened with a ribbon, on the ribbon three fittings, made in Jan Knedler'...
Soviet military decoration, the medal "For meritorious service in battle", which was established by decree dated 17.10.1938. The medal comes with a booklet and an additional decoration with the booklet.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Cross with crown of thorns, below it two pierced hands, below them Eagle and ribbon, on which 1221 - 1921, one-piece badge, minted with light counter, fixed with safety pin, safety pin broken off silver-plated brass, 30.5 x 33.0 mm, 3.84 g
The Order of the Red Star was established on 6 April 1930. As of 1 January 1992, a total of 3,876,740 decorations had been awarded. The number 610298 is engraved on the reverse. Silver, dimensions 48 x 48 mm
Type 6, produced at the Moscow Mint in 1947-49. Number 2879084, silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 45.6 x 48.5 mm.
Gold with platinum, enameled, weight (without ribbon) 32,92 g, dimensions 38 x 43 mm. Ribbon. Numbered on the reverse - number 188837. Beautifully preserved.
The Order of the Red Star was established on 6 April 1930. As of 1 January 1992, a total of 3,876,740 decorations had been awarded. The number 1781160 is engraved on the reverse. Silver, dimensions 48 x 48 mm
The Order of the Red Star was established on 6 April 1930. As of 1 January 1992, a total of 3,876,740 decorations had been awarded. The number 844379 is engraved on the reverse. Silver, dimensions 48 x 48 mm
Figura: Stella A Cinque Punte Raggiata, pietra Turchese Con Squadra E Teorema Di Pitagora. Peso: 28,98 g.
Gilded bronze, weight 11,59 g, diameter 28 mm.
The Order of the Patriotic War was established on May 10, 1942. Awarded for combat merits during World War II. The number 912342 is engraved on the reverse. Original cap. Dimensions 45 x 45 mm
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Maltese Cross, eagle in the center, round shield on its chest, on which U6, three-piece badge, mounted on a post, cap signed Z. OLSZEWSKI / ENGRAVER / UL. PIWNA 15 / WARSAW ST. CITY white metal, enamel, 54.0 x 54.4 mm, 25.76 g (without cap), green tarnish on edges
Type 2, variant 4, type 3, produced in 1942. Rare version. Number 38017, silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 46.8 x 48.8 mm.
PolandThird Republic (1989-) Shield, in which the letters ZS, in the background two crossed swords, above the shield a crowned eagle with broken chains attached to its talons, on the reverse side signature SILVER / 925, one-piece badge, mounted on a post, signed Z. OLSZEWSKI / ENGRAVER / WARSAW ST. MIASTO / UL. PIWNA 15 silver, enamel, 20.8 x 35.7 mm, 8.21 g (without cap)
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Cross composed of four pennants, in the center crowned eagle with the Order of Virtuti Militari on the breast, on the tail 1915, two-piece badge, mounted on a post, cap unsigned white metal, enamel, 47.6 x 47.5 mm, 16.67 g (without cap)
Number 138153, silver gilt, enamel, very good condition, rubbed last digit of number on reverse, dimensions 45.7 x 37.7 mm.
Second Republic (1918-1939), Set of memorabilia of Antoni Paszczuk, sergeant of the 80th Infantry Regiment; set includes: 1) Cross of Valor 1920 (Sparrowhawk 12) No. 8130 with certificate; 2) Cross of Merit of the Central Lithuanian Forces (Stela 15.10.b - probably post-war execution) with certificate,; 3) Diploma of the awarding of the Independence Medal; 4) Diploma of the awarding of the com...
Gold, silver, enamel, dimensions: 46 x 46 mm, weight (without cap) 30,48 g. On the reverse the signature "Монетный Двор" and the award number: 87798. 1st Class of the order awarded since 1943. The order consists of 3 parts: a gold overlay with a hammer and sickle (made of 583 gold), a silver star (enameled) and a gold star with a saber and a rifle (made of 583 gold).
II Rzeczpospolita (1918-1939), Cross of Valor, 1920, Warsaw; Knight's Cross, on the shoulders NA - POLU - CHWA£Y, in the center a shield with the Eagle, on the reverse side a sword, on which a wreath, on the sides WALE - CZNYM, at the top the number 1341 is embossed, one-piece cross, fastened with a ribbon, made in Albin Różycki's workshop in Warsaw; Sparrowhawk 1; bronze, 44.3 x 46.2 mm, 1...
Type 1, Variant 2. Number 15772, silver, enamel, broken ear, made hole for secondary suspension, mint nut, diameter 32.1 mm.
Type 3, Variant 2, Type 3. Number 80355, gold-plated silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 50.2 x 33 mm.
Type 1, variant 3, early, rarer version of the medal. Number 143817, silver, lacquer, condition b. good minus, nut heavily patinated, diameter 32.4 mm.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Cross, in medallion monogram U9, two-piece badge, mounted on post, cap unsigned white metal, enamel, 37.4 x 37.5 mm, 16.15 g (without cap)
Germany, Prussia, Wilhelm II, Medal for the Centenary of the Birth of Emperor William I 1897 with certificate
bardzo dobry
12 EUR
Medal issued on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Emperor Wilhelm II. To the medal there is original certificate of awarding. Diameter of medal 40 mm
Eagles of the World War I period, Eagle of the Polish Army in the East, 1917(?), Petrograd; Crowned Eagle with outspread wings, standing on a shield of amazons in which the shield, on the shield of amazons a silver punca, subsidiary punca and namesake Γ.К., one-piece insignia, minted with countermark, mounted with four whiskers; Zawistowski 57; sterling silver 84 (875), 26.8 x 39.9 mm, 6.64 ...
Silver-plated brass, one-piece, reverse with counter, unsigned nut. Measures 40.8 x 41.2 mm.
Type 5, type 3, variant 2. Number 275479, gold-plated silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 47.5 x 37 mm.
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Maltese cross, in the center of the cross a griffin standing on U18, two-piece badge, mounted on a post, cap signed A. PANASIUK / GRAWER / WARSAW / uL. ŚWIĘTOJAŃSKA 4/6 white metal, enamel, 44.8 x 44.8 mm, 17.56 g (without cap)
Russia, USSR, badge of the 10th anniversary of the Workers' and Peasants' Militia, 1927, great rarity
bardzo dobry
235 EUR
Made by the Moscow factory Stilmet. Silver hallmarked, enamel. Replaced overlay in the central part. Instead of the sickle and hammer there is a bust of Dzerzhinsky. Measures 51.2 x 35.5 mm.
Number stamped on the reverse 6553. This cross belonged to Cpl. Jan Dabrowski of the 5th P.P. Leg and was awarded for the battle of Konary in 1915. On the reverse, the date 1792 is partially obliterated; the ribbon is original. Dimensions 37,8 x 36,7 mm.
Type 5, type 1, variant 1. Number 222093, silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 47.4 x 36.8 mm.
Type 2, variant 2. Number 528050, gold-plated silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 47.2 x 41 mm.
Type 4, variant 2, type 2. Number 355869, gold-plated silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 50 x 33 mm.
Number 47847(1?), silver, enamel. Very good minus condition. Blurred last digit of number on reverse, dimensions 48 x 46 mm.
Variant 6. Number 364602, silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 47.6 x 45.9 mm.
Gold-plated silver, enamel, weight 11.19 g, dimensions 40 x 21 mm.
Brass, later manufacture. Measures 42 x 36.6 mm.
Type 3, variant 2, type 4, produced at the Moscow Mint in 1945-46. Number 2533402, silver, enamel, very good condition, dimensions 46.8 x 47.7 mm.
Silver (Russian hallmark 84), weight (with ribbon) 13,99 g, dimensions 40 x 22 mm. Scarce.
Eagles of the World War I period, Eagle of the Polish Army in the East, Petrograd; Crowned Eagle with outspread wings, silver punch and namesake H.T. on the reverse side, one-piece insignia, minted with counter, mounted on a post, nut unsigned; Zawistowski 25; sterling silver 84 (875), 29.1 x 31.7 mm, 7.56 g (without nut); beautiful piece.
34 x 26 mm. Low number 00056 Milano - Roma cap by F.M. Lorioli.
SI TALIA JUNGERE POSSIS SIT TIBI SCIRE SATIS - AL AD, "Civis Mundi - Cultor Dei; We Have Found - Eyphkamen Invenimus", Nil Nisi Clavis Deest. Peso: 32,45 g.
Peso: 19,40 g.
Dedicata a Giovanni Maria Angioy (1751-1808), rivoluzionario sardo. La medaglia reca l'attestazione "Fr. Franco Tammaro".
