Polish Regimental Badges WW2

[thorgalll]

Thanks

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Dear Fellows,

Recently managed to purchase a super rare badge which I would like to share with you. It's the Polish WW2 Armoured Train Badge issued to Polish Army personnel manning coastal defence trains in England . The badge is shaped like a Polish Hussar helmet and bears the names of the principal bases where the units operated. The badge is made by Spinks , stamped with an issue number , also stamped 'silver' and with a Spinks nut.

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Dear Fellows,

Recently managed to obtain an officers Polish 1st Armd Div Reconnaissance Regiment Badge for reference.

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Dear Fellows,

Please see attached Polish 10th Mounted Rifles Badge, the badge has a name scratched into the back but i can't work out who exactly it is. I've tried to get a good picture of the name perhaps someone in internet land can give some more info on this person?

[ze-pole]

Hello,
They are absolutely beautiful.
A friend of mine tried to get the two last in the gallery.
I guess them in good hands.
ZP

[TMZ]

I think the name says "K. KONKOL" but I can't quite see it clearly.

[ze-pole]

Hello,
The soldier is the corporal KONKOL Kazimierz.
He was mechanical in the "Pluton techniczno-gospodarczy". He obtained the "Krzyz Walecznych" as sergeant.
Best regards.
ZP

[delimata]

Thank you very much for the information. Well done !

[A.J. Zawadzki]

Nice badges Delimata, congratulations. I was watching these auctions. There's talk that current global pandemic will see a drop in prices for WW2 collectibles. But thus far the Polish militaria market for blue chip genuine items remains stronger than ever.

Regards,
Tony

[Pieter1942]

Fantastic badges delimata! Thank you in sharing them !