Polish Regimental Badges WW2

[3 DSK]

Thanks for being a good sport about the little slip of judgment! Sorry for finding it hilarious though You see copies where there are none and then you see Polish badges where there are only bicycles. But I think there is a lesson to be learned for all of us. To paraphrase Freud: Sometimes a bicycle badge is only a bicycle badge.

I think we should move onward and forward to...."Victoria"

I know this is priceless - and – funny mistake

[Stanislaw]

The one thing both copies and bycicles have in common,
is that there are plenty of both around!!!:

[wadowicznic]

Fellows
Any info on the numbers / units rewarded this Anti-aircraft Artillery badge.
I have not come across the “widely” available source in a form of a book on Anti-aircraft Artillery of Polish Free Forces to get the feel for numbers.

I have seen this badge only one time – unfortunately and regrettably I had not bought it

[wadowicznic]

For the records on the forum - I am posting – good quality pictures of 3 Lancers (one of 3 types – most common one).
If I remember correctly, this badge was sold on Allegro a few months back
Good visibility of details – hope some of You will find it helpful while looking for the acquisition target

Has anybody got the marek Wronski Book that is the mammography of this badge /and regiment? – there is a very good table there setting out statistic for all 3 types of this badge

[3mk]

Hey Wadowicznic

I may be wrong but I dont think the Anti-Aircraft Artillery is a Exile badge but a pre-war Polish badge.

Although I may be wrong so lets wait for another member to comment

[A.J. Zawadzki]

Hey Wadowicznic

I may be wrong but I dont think the Anti-Aircraft Artillery is a Exile badge but a pre-war Polish badge.

Although I may be wrong so lets wait for another member to comment

Sorry Emil, definitely exile PSZnZ.

Here's a "warsztatowka":

Regards,
Tony

[3mk]

Hey Tony,
Thanks for confirming that, I need to start looking through my reference photos before I comment

The back fastening is a big clue as Its rarely seen on pre-war Polish badges.


Regards
Emil

[prosty zolnierz]

lugs and things, a British trait.

[dorava]

beautifully dressed up

[prosty zolnierz]

collar devices accompanying the badge