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Polish Regimental Badges WW2

Article about: Rare badge from this maker! Thanks for posting this nice clear picture. Regards, Tony

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    Hi Mattm1970,

    If the ribbon Bars are correct the 1939-1945 Star Ribbon with Rosette denotes the Bar "Battle of Britain"

    Or was it sewn onto the wrong ribbon.

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    Fellows
    A very interesting link

    J. R. Gaunt & Son, Ltd. - Manufacturer - Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

    The pictures attached seem to add arguments supporting the hypothesis that some of the Early Guant Air Force Badges had the “vertical Scare / Crack” across the Eagle.
    We have discussed this subject on the forum

    I think this is relevant finding
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  3. #753

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    Fellows
    Just to keep up with recent developments!
    Recently sold – Badge of the 1 Anti-tank Artillery Regiment of the 1 Polish Armoured Division
    This is one of my favourite Polish Free Forces Badges.

    Congratulations to the new owner!
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  4. #754

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    Ive always liked the Polish militaria but almost never see any for sale. I think some of their stuff is just as nice, or better looking then some of their German counterparts. If anyone has any leads on where I can start buying Polish Mil at? I would greatly appreciate knowing so. I have a neighbor in my Apartment complex who was in the Polish military in WWII and would love to see if I can find his unit badge. He was in either an Armored or a Cavalry unit-I cant remember which off hand?

    Anyway, if anyone has any good buying leads for Polish stuff? please let me know by PM as I have difficult times refinding great threads of interest.

    Take care and best regards--C.

  5. #755

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    Fellows
    To add to our library of Pictures / Knowledge.

    The Badge of the 10th Dragons of 1 Polish Armoured Division.
    One of the more distinguished regiment of Polish Free Forces

    We have some pictures on the Forum - but quality of this one is exceptional.

    Recently offered in Poland.
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  6. #756

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    Thanks for posting It is superb quality...who was the German maker?
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  7. #757

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    Hi
    This badge was made by Steinhauer – who had made and number of regimental badges for units of 1 Polish Armoured Division.
    What I do not know – is whether Steinhauer had made also Cap Eagles. There has been 3-5 patterns of Polish Free Eagles made in Germany – but none of them is attributed to Steinhauer.



    Quote by 4thskorpion View Post
    Thanks for posting It is superb quality...who was the German maker?

  8. #758

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    Fellows
    I finally have managed to find this photo in my library (original source – numizmatyka pl).
    This small badge (31x26 mm) is proving difficult to identify – I have practically given up.
    What I know is that it is not the Badge of the Polish – Scottish Society (1941)
    Perhaps Any of You has some suggestions?
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    Hi Artur, I can't give you a postive ID on the badge, although the use of the thistle does suggest a Scottish connection. Here's the same badge applied onto a silver vodka tumbler from my collection. The tumbler is marked "Polish Army in Great Britain", dated 1942. It is one of a series of tumblers produced by W. Buszek.

    Regards,
    Tony
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    Tony
    Thank You - this is the SUPER connection - badge and tumbler
    i am suspecting the Buczek could have produced badge too.

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