Poland. Commemorative medal, XXII Olympic Games Moscow 1980, white metal 35,00 mm, weight 25,10 g., Condition aUNC

Poland. Set of 10 bronze medals commemorating outstanding Polish commanders and their victorious battles, issuer TWO (Society of Defense Knowledge), medals from 1986 (1), 1988 (3), 1989 (2), 1990 (3), 1991 (1), high relief bronze 70 mm, weight approx. 140-160 g., Condition UNC, all in commemorative case. 

Poland, Second Republic. Medal for the 100th anniversary of the Bank of Poland, 1928. Two heads to the right and inscription: KSAWERY LUBECKI HR. LUDWIK JELSKI 1828-6-V-1928/ inscriptions, Strzałkowski 609, Bronze 55 mm, weight 72,63 g., Condition aXF. A well-known and highly regarded medal by J. Aumiller minted at the State Mint in Warsaw.

Poland, Silesia. Wroclaw (Breslau). Porcelain Medal Martin Luther, 1923, porcelain 41 mm, weight 8,87 g., Condition UNC

Poland. Medal 1917, Tadeusz Kościuszko, signed: K. Laszczka, Strzałkowski 413, Zinc (Zn) 60 mm, weight 61,81 g., Condition XF

Poland. Set of 10 bronze medals commemorating outstanding Polish commanders and their victorious battles, issuer TWO (Society of Defense Knowledge), medals from 1991 (4), 1992 (6), high relief bronze 70 mm, weight approx. 140-160 g., Condition UNC, all in commemorative case. 

Poland, medal to commemorate the inaugural voyage of TS/S Stefan Batory, 1969, Obverse: Half-figure of Stefan Batory 1/3 to left, STEFAN BATORY - REX POLONIAE 1576 1586, Reverse: TS/S Stefan Batory to right, above PLO logo, below INSUGURATION Voyage / 11.IV.-6.V.1969, around POLISH OCEAN LINES - TS/S STEFAN BATORY,  by Waclaw Kowalik, issuer Polish Ocean Lines, Gdynia, Polish State Mint, Paszkowycz 20/69, State Mint Medals 255, silver plated bronze 59,5 mm, weight 86,05 g., Condition UNC

Poland, John Paul II. Medal commemorating the Pope's firts pilgrimage to Poland on June 2-10, 1979, Cast Bronze 85 mm, weight 209,70 g., Condition UNC, large and impressive medal

Poland. Silver medal Jan Paul II, Jasna Góra, Czestochowa, 1982, Otrębusy, Obverse: Bust of the Pope slightly to the right, PAPIER - JAN PAWEŁ II, Reverse: View of the Jasna Góra Monastery, above, Our Lady of Czestochowa, CZĘSTOCHOWA - JASNA GÓRA, silver punch (K head 3) stamped on the rim, medal minted on behalf of Ars Christiana at the Otrębusy Production Plant, cast silver 36,4 mm, weight 24,80 g. .800, Nestorowicz 299, Condition aXF, patina, minor scratches, lightly cleaned

Poland. Plaque of the National State Mint, Wladyslaw Reymont,
Obv: Bust of Władysław Reymont three-quarters to the right, below the mark of the Warsaw Mint and WŁ. ST. REYMONT,
Bronze 40 x 26.5 mm, Strzałkowski Plakiety 8.a

Condition XF+, nice patina

Poland, PRL 1944-1989. Medal on the 75th anniversary of the death of Maria Konopnicka, 1985, Orest Paszkowycz 93/85 silver-plated and oxidized tombac 70 mm, weight 127,60 g., Condition UNC, beautiful mint specimen

Designer and artist: Stanisława Wątróbska, mintage 500 pcs. Issuer : Suwalskie Towarzystwo Kultury, Suwałki, Catalog no. 345

Belgie / Poland. Bronze medal 183, minted by the Belgians on the third anniversary of the November Revolutions, Obv.: Two clasped hands coming out of the clouds, against the background of the anchor, Rev.: The inscription in four lines : LES BELGES AUX POLONAIS XXIX NOVEMBRE MDCCCXXXIII, H-Cz. 3834 R4 (only in Silver), Racz.-, Bronze 27 mm, weight 10,35 g., Condition aUNC/XF+, nice brown patina

Poland. Medal 1916, To Silesian Legionaries Fallen for their Homeland, signed: J. Raszka, Strzałkowski 348, Zinc (Zn) 60 mm, weight 63,42 g., Condition XF+

Poland. Commemorative medal from the Universal National Exhibition in Poznań, 1929, Obverse: Composition of symbols of industry and agriculture, above the national eagle, in the rim POWSZECHNA WYSTAWA KRAJOWA - POZNAŃ 1929 ROKU, Reverse: Map of Poland with cities and network of rivers marked, in the rim W DZIESIĄTĄ ROCZNICĘ ODRODZENIA POLSKI 1918-1928, unsigned medal, designed by Stefan Rufin Koźbielewski, Strzałkowski 630, bronze 55 mm, weight 70,74 g. , Condition XF+, minor stains

Jednostronny medalion autorstwa Stanisława Romana Lewandowskiego z 1910 r., wybity z okazji 100. rocznicy urodzin Fryderyka Chopina,