Badges auctions
Cross of Valor produced by the State Mint from 1980-1989. Original ribbon fastened with a hook. Dimensions 44 x 44 mm
Cross of Valor produced by the State Mint from 1980-1989. Original ribbon fastened with a hook. Dimensions 44 x 44 mm
Number 536472 on the reverse. Original shield with ribbon. Silver, dimensions 46 x 36 mm
A set of decorations belonging to Sergeant Stanisław Merwart. The most interesting item in the set is a duplicate of the Virtuti Militari Cross with the number 1593, made by Kazimierz Gajewski. According to his grandson, Stanisław Merwart was awarded the Virtuti Militari Cross for blowing up a Maxim machine gun bunker during the Polish-Soviet War. In Zdzisław Wesołowski's 1992 book "The Or...
St. George's Cross of the 4th degree with the number 642 397 from the period of World War I. No ribbon, light bruising and clashes of the cross. Silver, dimensions 34 x 34 mm
The Order of the Red Star was established on 6 April 1930. As of 1 January 1992, a total of 3,876,740 decorations had been awarded. The number 844379 is engraved on the reverse. Silver, dimensions 48 x 48 mm
Iron Cross 1st Class from World War II. Magnetic core, pin-mounted version, signed. Dimensions 44 x 44 mm
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Wreath, in which the badge, in which С.Т. УКРАЇНА, above 1911-1931, one-piece badge, mounted on post, nut signed W. BUSZEK / Lviv silver, enamel, 29.9 x 10.3 mm, 4.40 g (without nut), damaged nut thread
The Order of the Patriotic War was established on May 10, 1942. Awarded for combat merits during World War II. The number 1478482 is engraved on the reverse. Original cap. Dimensions 45 x 45 mm
Poland20th century - post-war Poland and the People's Republic of Poland (1945-1989). Five-pointed cross, rays in the corners, in the medallion a worker with a hammer and a pennant, on the reverse side in the medallion of the People's Republic of Poland, two-piece order, mounted with a ribbon, made at the State Mint gilded tombac, enamel, 44.0 x 46.3 mm, 40.34 g (without ribbon)
War-era medal of Soviet production - Krasnokamsk. Incorrect ribbon from the Berlin Participation Medal. Diameter 40 mm
After the fall of the November Uprising in 1831, the Order of Saint Stanislaus, like the Order of the White Eagle and the Order of Virtuti Militari, was incorporated into the system of Russian decorations. The appearance of the insignia was altered: the painted figure of Saint Stanislaus was removed from the central medallion and replaced with the intertwined letters SS (Sanctus Stanislaus), w...
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918-1939) Cartouche with a soaring falcon, below it two hands holding a weight against a background of leaves, ZZĄZEK - TOWARZYSTW GIMNASTYCZNYCH "SOKÓŁ" W POLSCE, on the reverse side stamped number 6557, two-piece badge, mounted on a post, cap signed WYDZIAŁ DOSTAW / SOKOLICH / WARSZAWA / NOWY-ŚWIAT 40 silver-plated metal, enamel, 14.6 x 18.5 mm, 3.62 g (wi...
Medal with original box. The silver hallmark '813' is visible on the edge. Silver, medal diameter 30 mm
Medal awarded to persons taking part in fighting on the Eastern Front during the winter of 1941/42. Original ribbon. Dimensions 44 x 36 mm
Medal awarded to persons taking part in fighting on the Eastern Front during the winter of 1941/42. Original ribbon. Dimensions 44 x 36 mm
RussiaZSRS (1922-1991) Five-ray star, enameled in red, sickle and hammer at the bottom, in the medallion a soldier in winter uniform, around him Пролетарии всех стран соединяйтесь and CCCP, on the reverse side stamped signature МОНЕТННЫЙ ДВОР and engraved number 3129153, two-part order, mounted on a post, cap unsigned silver, enamel, 47.8 x 45.5 mm, ...
Bulgaria Pisan cross, in the corners oak branches, in the center a medallion with stylized monogram of Ferdinand I, in the rim ЗА ГРАЖДАНСКА ЗАСЛУГА (For civilian merit), on the reverse side a band in Bulgarian national colors, in the rim 2. АВГУСТЪ 1891 (August 2, 1891), ribbon mount with rosette Silver-plated bronze, enamel, 51.4 x 55.2 mm, 25.63 g (without ribbon)
Badge of the Galician Tatra Society 1874. Dimensions 38 x 27 mm, weight 4.18 g
Officer's eagle of the Polish Army in France. Hand-embroidered silver bullion on a magenta base. Numerous losses of the amaranth rootstock under the eagle. Dimensions 40 x 35 mm
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Rhombus against a background of crossed cannon barrels, in the rhombus a wreath, in which a cartouche with 15 / P. / A.P., two-part badge, mounted on a post, cap signed W. GONTARCZYK / WARSZAWA / MIODOWA 19 white metal, 37.2 x 52.3 mm, 26.10 g, broken lower part of badge
RussiaZSRS (1922-1991) Flag with the inscription МАТЕРИНСКАЯ / СЛАВА / I, on the left a figure of a mother with a child in her arms, the other hand rests on a shield bearing the CCCP, on the reverse side the inscription МОНЕТНЫИ ДВОР and the number 727046, two-piece badge, attached with a tag silver, brass, enamel, 29.6 x 41.1 mm, 27.53 g
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Falcon against a background of a ball, in three rows a sash on which ODDZIAŁ - PIŁKARZY / SOKOŁA / WARSZAWA, one-piece badge, mounted on a post, cap unsigned brass, 43.2 x 36.0 mm, 19.21 g, damaged thread
Iron Cross, Class II, from World War I. Awarded for bravery on the battlefield and command successes. The ring bears the signature of an unknown manufacturer (M). Traces of rust are visible on both sides of the cross, especially on the reverse. The original ribbon is attached separately to the cross. Dimensions 43 x 43 mm
The Mother's Cross was established on December 16, 1938 by Adolf Hitler. The Golden Cross was awarded to mothers with 8 or more children. Original ribbon. Dimensions 42 x 34 mm Miniature dimensions 23 x 18 mm
Medal awarded from May 26, 1929 to participants of World War I. Original ribbon. Diameter 37 mm
Medal awarded to those who took part in the occupation of the Sudetenland and then the rest of the Czech Republic. Missing ribbon. Diameter 33 mm
The Mother's Cross was established on December 16, 1938 by Adolf Hitler. The Silver Cross was awarded to mothers with 6-7 children. Original ribbon. Dimensions 42 x 34 mm Miniature dimensions: 22 x 16 mm
Set of two Irish 1 shilling coins from 1954 and 1963. Both coins are NGC slabs graded MS65 and MS66.
The medal was awarded to individuals demonstrating courage and loyalty. It was established in 1903. The ribbon comes from another decoration. Dimensions 39 x 27 mm
PolandSecond Polish Republic (1918-1939) Bachelor's cross, in the corners a wreath, on the arms of the cross WILNO - 9.X. - 19.XI / 1920, in the center a soaring eagle holding in its talons a shield with a Pogo, on the reverse side on the arms LITHUANIA - CENTRAL and two swords, one-piece cross, fastened with a ribbon cast bronze, 41.3 x 46.1 mm, 21.27 g (without ribbon)
PolandPoland under the partitions (1795-1918) Circle with falcon to left, badge mounted on hoof brass, 22.9 mm, 3.98 g
Italy Rupert's Cross, in the angles the so-called Savoy knots of love, in the medallion a crown, on the reverse side in the medallion an eagle with a shield with a cross on the chest, decoration bronze, enamel, 36.1 x 39.2 mm, 14.97 g (with ribbon), plus original box
Russia, Silver Medal of the All-Union Agricultural Exhibition "For Achievements in Socialist Agriculture", (1953-1960)
II/II+
21 EUR
RussiaZSRS (1922-1991) Two workers waving a sheaf of grain, at the bottom ВЫСТАВКА, всесоюзиая - сельско - хозяйственная, on the reverse side a wreath in which a tractor, below stamped number 1825, at the top за успехи / в социалистическом / сельском / хозяйстве, one-piece decoration, mounted on a tag, cap signed M...
France Bachelor's cross on wreath background, in medallion Marianne's head to left, around LETTRES ARTS SCIENCES, wreath-shaped tag, one-piece badge, attached by ribbon bronze, enamel, 28.3 x 32.0 mm, 9.77 g (without ribbon)
On the reverse there is the artist's signature: "RV 43. / PFORZHEIM". Original ribbon. Dimensions 37 x 37 mm
Set of 3 badges sewn together with ribbons. The set includes: War Merit Medal 1939 Cross of Merit for the War of 1914-1918 Ludwig II, Kingdom of Bavaria Medal
The Iron Cross, as awarded for World War I. Slight wear to the black paint. On the reverse there is the signature of the maker KO - Königliches Münzamt Orden, Berlin. Dimensions 43 x 43 mm
A cross awarded to veterans of World War I, also known as the Hindenburg Cross. A signature (G3) is visible on the reverse. Original ribbon with clasp. Dimensions 38 x 38 mm
BelgiumAlbert I (1909-1934) Bust of soldier to left, on right signature E. J. De Bremaecker, above medallion Belgian lion between branches, below medallion 1914 - 1918, on reverse side crown between branches, below MEDAILLE COMMEMORATIVE / DE LA CAMPAGNE / 1914-1918 / HERINNERINGS MEDAILLE / VAN DEN VELDTOCHT, on right signature E.D.B., one-piece decoration, mounted with ribbon bronze, 31.0 x ...
GermanyPrussia - Wilhelm I (1861-1888) Cross, in medallion crown, GOTT MIT UNS, on reverse side monogram WR, Den 18 October 1861, multiple part decoration, attached with ribbon, ribbon not original gilt bronze, enamel, 43.0 x 47.7 mm, 15.36 g (without ribbon)
Badge of the 35th Anniversary of the 1st Scouting Troop Im. "Lech" Gniezno 1913-1948, 40 x 25 mm, brass, post mount with nut signed S.JABŁOŃSKI / POZNAŃ, very good condition.Lit. by B. Bednarczyk, Historia Harcerstwa Badge Pisana, Warsaw 2003, p. 54, item 3.11.
Badge of the Poznań Riflemen's Brotherhood made in Berlin. On the reverse there is an inscription: "Mitglied / der / Schützenglide / zu / Posen" No ribbon. Dimensions 44 x 44 mm
The Black Wound Badge from World War II. It was awarded for 1-2 wounds. Badge struck with counterfeit, attached on a pin. There are visible paint abrasions on the obverse. Dimensions 44 x 36 mm
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Rim, inside of which are rays and two crossed cannon barrels, on them is the Maltese cross, in the middle of the cross 27 PAP, two-piece badge, mounted on a post, no cap, badge made in Wiktor Gontarczyk's factory in Warsaw tombak, 40.9 mm, 28.75 g
Germany, Third Reich, Bronze Cross of Honor of the German Mother with miniature and packaging
bardzo dobry
72 EUR
The Mother's Cross was established on December 16, 1938, by Adolf Hitler. The Bronze Cross was awarded to mothers with four or five children. The miniature is attached with a safety pin. Cross dimensions: 43 x 35 mm Miniature dimensions mm
The Cross of War Merit with swords from World War II. It was awarded for military and civil merits during the war. Original ribbon. Dimensions 48 x 48 mm
An honorary distinction awarded to private sector employees for 50 years of faithful service. The gilding on the wreath is in very good condition, with significant imperfections in the silver plating on the cross. Original ribbon with pendant. Dimensions 41 x 41 mm
RussiaZSRS (1922-1991) Five-beam star enameled in red, rays between the arms, crossed rifle and saber in the background of the star, medallion in the center of the star with ОТЕЧЕСТВЕНННАЯ ВОЙНА in the rim, crossed sickle and hammer in the field, on the reverse side signed MOНЕТНЫЙ ДВОР and engraved number 303272, mounted on a post, cap unsigned silver, gold, ename...
Established on August 19, 1940. Awarded to officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates of the Kriegsmarine, Luftwaffe, or Heer who participated in the Battle of Narvik during the Norwegian Campaign. A total of 8,577 Narvik shoulder shields were issued. A rare dial without the navy blue canvas backing. Dimensions 90 x 40 mm
A souvenir keyring commemorating the 11th Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936. Dimensions 42 x 31 mm
A shield awarded to officers, non-commissioned officers and privates who took part in the Crimean campaign. Magnetic shield, no fabric backing. Dimensions 62 x 55 mm
Original silver mini rapier of an academic corporation for opening letters, on the head the text: "Otto Kohl (corporation's circular), Arthur Strauss (corporation's circular) gew. 20.9.30", on the basket visible mark (circular) of an unrecognized academic corporation, basket with traces of gilding, length approx. 18cm, RARE
On the reverse there is the artist's signature: "Ges. Gesch". Fastening in the form of a safety pin. Dimensions 33 x 30 mm
The Black Wound Badge from World War II. It was awarded for 1-2 wounds. Badge struck with counterfeit, attached on a pin. The obverse shows significant paint defects. Dimensions 46 x 39 mm
The Cross of War Merit with swords from World War II. It was awarded for military and civil merits during the war. Original ribbon. Dimensions 48 x 48 mm
Badge in a dedicated box - top part missing inside. Dimensions 46 x 44 mm
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Wreath with which a falcon with a barb, around which a sash, on which VII ZLOT OKRĘG. - "SOKOL" - IN LODZ / 28.VIII. - 1927, one-piece badge, minted with a light counter, mounted on a post, cap unsigned silver-plated metal, 29.6 mm, 5.66 g (without cap)
The Black Wound Badge from World War II. It was awarded for 1-2 wounds. Badge struck with counterfeit, attached on a pin. There are visible paint abrasions on the obverse. Dimensions 44 x 36 mm
A minted version of the Gold Wound Badge. Awarded for sustaining more than four wounds or serious injuries. No pin. Dimensions 37 x 44 mm
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Maltese Cross, on side arms 1809 - 1918, in the center an Eagle standing on two crossed cannon barrels, below a pennant, three-piece badge, mounted on post, cap not signed, badge made in Stanislaw Lipczynski workshop in Warsaw. white metal, enamel, 42.6 x 40.6 mm, 14.50 g (without cap), secondary soldered post, enamel chipping
PolandPoland under the partitions (1795-1918) Circle with falcon to left, badge mounted on hoof, on which punch of silver silver, 25.7 mm, 6.01 g
PolandSecond Republic of Poland (1918-1939) Circle with a cross in it, on the cross the number 5 and an airplane with 11 on its back wings, two-piece badge, mounted on a post, cap unsigned white metal, enamel, 34.7 mm, 10.51 g (without nut)
PolandPoland under the partitions (1795-1918) Circle with falcon to left, badge mounted on hoof, on which punch silver silver, 21.2 mm, 3.64 g
