If I remember correctly #403 had a wreath attached to it once. #4244 is interesting.
If I remember correctly #403 had a wreath attached to it once. #4244 is interesting.
Unfortunately I am not able to post better quality pictures of 4244 badge. That's all I was provided with. Good news is that 403 and 487 are original badges.by rsunday
Thanks for your opinion
It looks like there was a wreath attached...
Try to get better pics.
If the badge is OK it may be bound interesting story!
Unfortunately I am not able to post better quality pictures of 4244 badge. That's all I was provided with. Good news is that 403 and 487 are original badges.
Thanks for your opinion
Dear fellow Collectors,
Please could someone tell me if there's a book in publication on GR Techn & Kirkwood & sons made Polish para badges? I find the subject fascinating. I have picked up a badge & am researching it. Many thanks indeed. This is a brilliant Forum by the way!
Roy
Hello Roy,
May I be the first to welcome you to the Forum, the book you are after has been published "History of the Polish Parachute Badge by Kapitan Jan Lorys List of Allied and Polish Personnel awarded the Parachute Badge. This was published by the PISM in September 1993, isbn : 0902508202, printed by Caldra House Publishers.
Copies of the book appear for sale on ebay or try your local library to see if they can obtain a copy for you.
Once again Welcome to the Forum and if you wish us to identify the recipient of your Parachute Badge then just post the Number.
Best wishes
Andrzej
Polish para wing
The posts on here are crammed with knowledge & have been a pleasure to read.. Could the experts view these please & let me know what you think. I've become a member of the forum so look forward to talking to you all. Regards, Roy
Here are the pic's (i hope they upload)
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