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, PRL (1952-1989). One-sided medal 1976, Millenium Poloniae Miellenium Pomeraniae 967-1967, Museum of Western Pomerania, cast and patinated Bronze 86 mm, weight 239,0 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, Silesia. Wroclaw (Breslau). Cathedral of Mary Magdalene porcelain medal, 1923, Scheuch 695a, 50 mm porcelain, weight 18,24 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, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Poznań. Medal 1978, XXXV Anniversary of the People's Polish Army, Union of Fighters for Freedom and Democracy in Poznań, cast Bronze 80 mm, weight 255,6 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989). Medal 1963, XII National Autumn Fair, Poznań, MMP -, Paszkowycz 8/60, designed by Wanda Goslawska, mintage 100 pcs, issuer: Ministry of Internal Trade and Services, Warsaw, Bronze 60 mm, weight 70,25 g., Condition UNC/aUNC, medal from the collection of Stanislaw Niewitecki, an outstanding Polish numismatist.

Poland, PRL (1952-1989), Kielce. Medal 1971, IX Centuries of Kielce, MMP 71/382, Paszkowycz 26/71, by J. Karczewski, issuer: Municipal National Council, Kielce, mintage 500 pcs, Bronze 70 mm, weight 122,5 g., Condition aUNC, original and dedicated box

Poland. Medal 1992, Brigadier General Józef Bem, battle of Igani 1831, MMP 162/92, Paszkowycz 23/92, by A. and R. Nowakowski, issuer: Towarzystwo Wiedzy Obronnej, Warsaw, Bronze 70 mm, weight 114,30 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Poznań. Plaque, Ewaryst Estkowski 1820-1856, Provincial Council for Pedagogical Progress in Poznań, designed by Józef Stasiński, signed, cast Bronze 132 x 112 mm, weight 683,0 g., Condition aUNC, plaque from the Opus 1002 series, work number/signature missing, erroneous or conscious decision by the author. Sample? - specimen, plaque version of much larger size and weight than those typically signed Opus 1002, rare

Poland. Rectangular plaque, Marshal J. Pilsudski, J. Aumiller (90x60mm). The first plaque dedicated to Marshal J. Pilsudski. Executed at the State Mint in 1926, signed on the obverse J. Aumiller, on the reverse the signature STATE MINT. Literature: Strzałkowski 5.b. Dimensions 90 x 60 mm, Bronze, weight 182.5 g. Condition VF, spots, edge and surface damages

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Medal 1968, Committee for the Construction of a Television Center in Cracow, Cracow Krzemionki Center 23.10.1968, cast Bronze 44 x 34 mm, weight 55,8 g., Condition aUNC, original case

Poland, PRL (1952-1989), City Chelm. Plaque 1984, 40 Years of PRL, cast Bronze 70 x 50 mm, weight 201,4 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989), Poznań. Author's plaque 1981, V Biennale of Art for Children, designed by Józef Stasiński, Opus 1056, signed, cast Bronze and whitened 117 x 107 mm, weight 515,58 g., Condition aUNC

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989). Medal 1984, VII Centuries of Warka, MMP 84/30, Paszkowycz 19/84, designed by W. Gardys, issuer: City Hall, Warka, mintage 520 pieces, bronze 70 mm, weight 120.69 g., conservation status 1-

Poland, People's Republic of Poland (1952-1989). Medal 1989, For Long Years of Sacrificial Service, Armed Forces of the Polish People's Republic, Bronze 90 mm, weight 250,49 g., Condition aUNC