Auction items .. Good, Bad or Indifferent ?

[Dawid Chabowski]

Hallo, anyone can help with this one?

[Tomek]

For me looks good. Its not expensive badge,
and rather, they do not produce good copies, at least I have not seen.

[Krakow1]

Appearing in upcoming auction : Paratrooper Pants... these were rare in 1943. Estimate 3-5 thousand pounds plus commission ....
C&T Auctioneers, Oct 24th auction. First pair I have ever seen for sale.

[Krakow1]

Also in that auction : SF Wing.

[rsunday]

No interest here?

A Very Rare WW2 Polish numbered Kirkwood Polish Paratrooper wing. | eBay

:-)

[robert odulinski]

This badge has a very interesting history, and is 100% genuine, it comes with the original patch he wore as a gunner. Similarly its a low issue number. If it wasn't for the fact I cant get there id love to research the history more. The guy is a bonifide hero totally tenacious in his attempts to be at the forefront in the fight against the Germans. It formed part of a very large historic grouping I have belonging to Squadron leader S Wolski. I have a gut feeling Halastra served as as Wolskis air crew which is maybe why he had it amongst his possessions. Its been verified by many leading specialists in this area. It comes with a life time guarantee of originality which I should have put in the description.

[A.J. Zawadzki]

No interest here?

Plenty of interest, just insufficient cash

Regards,
Tony

[prosty zolnierz]

the Squadron ORB would provide illumination

[Pieter1942]

Just for information

Jan is buried in Lommel/Belgium

[andrzejku98]

Hello Pieter,

Many thanks for your Post on Jan Halastra, I can add the following information :

Rank : Porucznik, Air Gunner

Service Number : P1661

Born 7th October 1914 in Mnich, Cieszyn.

Died 2nd June 1942 Lommel Belgium

And a photograph of Jan Halastra

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Best wishes

Andrzej