Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Model Soldier badge (3rd class), cap signed State Mint, metal, enamel 40 x 38 mm, weight 23,70 g., Condition XF

Poland, Second Republic. Set of two medals for Meritorious Service to Firefighting: Silver and Bronze, original box

- Silver medal, Silver plated Bronze 30 mm, weight 14,9 g., Condition XF
- Bronze medal, Bronze 30 mm, weight 14,5 g., Condition XF, ribbon

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Badge of Merited Activist of KMW Warsaw (Circle of Military Youth) in the Armed Forces of the PRL, Silver plated tombac, gilding, enamel 48,0 x 30,0 mm, weight 16,80 g., very good condition

Poland. Patriotic jewelry, brooch with the shield of the January Uprising, on the clasp scored metal features and the maker's namesake, silver 42,0 x 11,7 mm, weight 3,22 g., in good condition, washed and slightly polished, nice presentation

Poland. Medal of the 10th anniversary of People's Poland, 1955, Oberleitner T. II pp. 155-158, Silver and oxidized tombac, enamel, 40 mm, weight 35,3 g, Condition XF

Medal of the 10th anniversary of the People's Republic of Poland - Polish civilian state decoration established by a decree of the Council of State on May 12, 1954, as a jubilee decoration in connection with the approaching tenth anniversary of the establishment of the People's Republic of Poland. The medal was designed in 1954 by Jozef Goslawski. The decoration was awarded between July 22, 1954 and July 22, 1955.

Poland, Third Republic. Warsaw Insurgent Cross 1944, white metal, enamel 49,0 x 43,0 mm, weight 17,3 g., Condition aUNC, box.
Warsaw Insurgent Cross decoration, white and red band of Warsaw Insurgents in enamel in the center. On the band “Anchor” - symbol of the resistance movement - Poland Fighting, on the emblems date 1.VIII.1944 - date of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising. On the reverse side the inscription “To the Warsaw Insurgents”. Ribbon in the colors of Virtuti Militari and white and red stripe in the middle.

Warsaw Insurgent Cross was established by an act of July 3, 1981 as a tribute and dedication to the soldiers who fought during the Warsaw Uprising.

Poland. Patriotic jewelry, ornamental brooch with the Polish Eagle on the shield, metal feature and maker's namesake stamped on the clasp, silver 40,6 x 14,0 mm, weight 3,14 g., in good condition, washed and slightly polished, nice presentation

Poland, Second Republic. Medal 1918-1928, Decimal of Regaining Independence, Jozef Pilsudski, Bronze 35 mm, weight 22,40 g., Condition aUNC, nice bronze patina, more interesting variant with ribbon on the bar

Poland, Third Republic. Set of the Cross of the Deportees of Siberia and the Badge of the Sybiraks' Association:

- Cross of Siberia Deportees, metal, enamel 47,5 x 40,0 mm, weight 23,3 g., Condition aUNC, ribbon, original box
- Badge of the Union of Siberians, gilded tombak, enamel 44,0 x 32,0 mm, weight 10,0 g., Condition aUNC
The Cross of the Deportees of Siberia was established by the law of October 17, 2003, as an expression of national remembrance of Polish citizens deported to Siberia in 1939-1956.

Poland, Second Republic. Medal 1918-1928, Decimal of Restoration of Independence, Jozef Pilsudski, Bronze 35 mm, weight 20,50 g., Condition VF, original ribbon, traces of use

Poland, PRL (1952-1989). Badge of Merited Activist of the Front for Unity of the Nation, white metal, enamel 27,5 x 24,5 mm, weight 8,40 g., Condition XF

Poland. Cross of the Battle of Lenino 1943, State Mint, Literature: Oberleitner II p. 116-117, W. Stela; Polish Orders and Decorations 1946-1989, Vol II, p.369, Silver plated Brass 47,6 x 42,8 mm, weight 20,6 g., Condition aUNC, ribbon, patina

Poland, Second Republic. Bronze Medal for Long Service (X years), 1938, State Mint, Literature: Oberleitner part 3, p. 71, Bronze 35,10 mm, weight 19,30 g., Condition XF, original ribbon

Decoration established by the Law of January 8, 1938. On the medal "For Long Service", Art. 3:
(1) The right to the medal is obtained for work in the service of the State or public law institutions.
(2) After ten years of service, performed after November 11, 1918, one receives a bronze medal, after twenty years - a silver medal, after thirty years - a gold medal.

Poland. Poland. Commemorative badge of the 1st Tadeusz Kosciuszko Warsaw Infantry Division, one-piece badge, minted with counter, mounted on a post, cap signed STATE MINT, nickel-plated tombac, enamel 42,8 x 36,9 mm, weight 17,1 g., Condition XF

Poland, Second Republic. Poland To Its Defender 1918-1921 Medal, Bronze 35,08 mm, weight 20,60 g., Condition VF+, original ribbon