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Lot 653
A BOXED BB GAS OPERATED COPY OF THE COLT MODEL 1911A PISTOL BY ARMY ARMAMENT, model R31-C, together with two rifle scopes, a tin of .177'' pellets, a pistol slip, two air pistol magazines, a boxed spring operated electric cocking system BB model GM121air pistol, a BB Seiko Model D4 spring operated copy of the Colt M 1911A1, a BB Tercel 1911A1 gas operated blowback air pistol, together with a parts drawing for a Colt cartridge revolver, none of the pistols bear serial numbers and are untested (Parcel) Purchaser must be 18 years or over
Lot 220
A BOX OF CANADIAN COINS OF WWII ALL WITH CERTIFICATES, 37 loose coins from One Cent to One Dollar coins, to Include: x USA year coin sets 1977, 1988, 1992, two Baid & Co silver coins, a 1989 silver proof One Pound coin, a 1983 silver Proof One Pound coin, a 1995 United Nations £2 silver proof coin, a 2016 WWI Army silver proof coin, a Coronation Jubilee Five Ounce sterling silver 2013 double portrait with reverse Floral emblems
Lot 150
AN ASSORTMENT OF WRISTWATCHES, names to include 'Everite, Hanowa, King Quartz, Auriol, Swiss Army Reflex, Tunis, Garrard, Citron, Cocci Lorenzo, Identity, Ascot and Figaro', together with four watch heads, names to include 'Brasli, Timex, Oris and Smiths Empire', also including a 'Mosda' lighter (condition report: watches not tested for working condition)
Lot 879
A carton of military themed books including Brian L Davis 'Uniforms And Insignia Of The Luftwaffe Volume 1: 1933-1940' and Volume 2: 1940-1945', Major T J Edwards 'Regimental Badges' and Arthur L Kipling, Hugh L King 'Head-Dress Badges of the British Army, Volume One Up To The End Of The Great War' etc
Lot 341
Set of two photographs and a souvenir picture of a Pole (Konarski) in the German army, WWI period, soldier from the 72nd Field Artillery "Grand Master", stationed in Marienwerder, Preußisch Stargard near Danzig (now Starogard Gdański dear Gdański in Poland). The first photo is framed in an Secession-style wooden frame, and shows the soldier with, most likely, his wife. The second shows the same soldier in uniform. The commemorative picture shows images of German emperors, an image of a rider on horseback, and the inscription "Zur Erinnerung meiner Dienstzeit" ("In memory of my service").
Lot 204
Set of 4 badges used by Poles in the Guard Companies. The set comprises of two BAOR badges (British Army of the Rhine, Mixed Service Organisation), unofficial enameled badge with a Polish Eagle and date 1945, and a Guard’s Civilian Training Center. Breast badge of the Polish Guard Companies in occupied Germany. Designed by Eugeniusz Pietraszewski. Badge in the form of stylised wings, in the center yellow letters “GCTC” standing for Guard’s Civilian Training Centre. Below stripes and star of the United States. Numbered on reverse 3032. Badge made for the Polish Guard Companies under the US command in occupied Germany. Scarce aluminium version with a visible die matrix and made of aluminium. Good condition as on photographs.
Lot 384
A III Reich Period Book - propaganda photo album, filled with photos of conquerors of France and Belgium and Hitler while visiting his army. Intro was wrtitten by Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel, while the book itself was written by Fuhrer's photographer Heinrich Hoffmann. Condition as on photographs.
Lot 249
Polish eagle cap badge depicting an eagle with spread wings sitting on an amazon shield. The head is topped with a closed crown. On the reverse a mark after a broken threaded post.Eagle cap badge used by the Polish Army in the years 1919-1939. Good condition. Shows remains of silver plating. Polish wz.19 eagle badges were commonly used by the Polish Army during the Defensive War in September and October 1939. Size 61 mm x 44 mm
Lot 195
Great and unique set from one soldier of 2nd Rifles Division.Zdzisław Adamski, born 2 VIII 1919 in Warsaw, during service in rank of an bombardier was a soldier of 2nd Warsaw Light Artillery Regiment, 10th Anti-tank Battery. Served in Polish Armed Forces from January to June 1940, was internee in Switzerland, where he remained from June 1940 up to May 1945. After the war he most likely lived in Gdynia.In the set, amongst others:WW2 Polish Eagle Cap Badge of 2. Rifles Division with a spinner by Le Locle, Huguenin Freres.Knight's Cross of Polish Renaissance Order with a certificate and original boxCertificate for Army Medal, given in London in 1981dyplom from 2. Rifles Division for French CampaignCertificate Croix Des Combattants VolontairesCertificate to Grunwald's Badgepost-war passport with a photodocument Comite International Geneve in French languagecertificate for Medal of Victory and Freedom 19457 other documentsbrown sack in which the items were storedCondition of the items visible on photos. Great set after one soldier.
Lot 208
Souvenir bracelet for service in 2nd Polish Corps. Made in Italy around 1945-46. Center plaque in the shape of an eagle sitting on a shield with number 2, under it visible inscription “KORPUS”. Other parts of the bracelet are symbols of:- 6th Lwów Infantry Brigade - Mermaid being a symbol of 2nd Polish Corps- 2nd Warsovian Armored Division- 5th Kresovian Infantry Division- 7th Infantry Division- Polish Resistance - Anchor of Fighting Poland on the brick wall background- 8th British Army- 3th Carpathian Rifle DivisionBracelet made from silvered brass. Good used condition, as seen on the photos, some enamel damage. Size 20,3 cm
Lot 148
Grouping of documents and diplomas from Polish People's Republic after Thomas Paweł. Lieutenant Colonel Paweł Thomas, born 1891 Walentynowo, died 1969 Bydgoszcz. Decorated with the Virtuti Militari Cross. He started his career in the Prussian Army in Poznań, then took part in the Greater Poland Uprising, commander of a section on the Western Front, he contributed to the capture of Fort Pritwitz. From 1922, the chief of staff of the North Group in Upper Silesia in the 74th Infantry Regiment from Lubliniec. Id 1827, 77 Infantry Regiment in Lida. From 1930, the 85th Infantry Regiment in Nowa Wilejka, then in 1933-38, the Command of the Completen District in Szamotuły. In 1939, the commander of the evacuation group, interned in Romania. From 1941 in German captivity, he returns to Poland in 1945.
Lot 207
A Polish bracelet commemorating the conquest of Monte Cassino by the 2nd Polish Corps of General Anders. Made in Italy around 1945-1946.The central plaque with an elliptically rounded shape shows the hills with the ruins of a conquered monastery over which the Polish eagle is visible. A decorative ribbon is stretched below the whole and the inscription “M. Cassino – 18 -V-1944” below it. The remaining elements of the bracelet consist of symbols:6th Lwów Infantry Brigade,14th Wielkopolska Armored Brigade,2nd Warsaw Armored Division,5th Kresowa Infantry Division,2nd Polish Corps,8th British Army,3rd Carpathian Rifle Division,7th Infantry Division,Independent Commando Company,Command of the Polish Army in the East.Polish Air Force Very good condition, as shown in the photos, covered with a rich patina. Size 20,4 cm
Lot 171
The patch of the 8th British Army so called Crusader Shield. A standard version which was widely issued to Polish soldiers of the 2nd Polish Corps of General Anders. Smooth reverse. In the corners of the patch visible holes serving as a mounting on an uniform sleeve. Size 64mm x 37mm.Patches of this type were produced in Castelfirado in Italy from July 1944 up to around 1947. Castelfirado was a center of accordion (in which celluloid was used). During the war, demand for musical instruments became low, and as soon as Polish troops liberated the city, local workshops started the produce of Polish symbols, patches and souvenirs.
Lot 16
"History of the Polish Armed Forces in the Napoleonic Era on 100th anniversary of 1812-1912" - "Dzieje oręża polskiego w epoce napoleońskiej w setną rocznicę 1812-1912", dr. Maryan Kukiel - A patriotic book telling the history of the Polish Army Legions in Napoleonic service. Richly illustrated, complete. Good condition, damaged cover.
Lot 311
Beautiful memorial veteran badge in form of a miniature, given to the volunteers serving in gen. Józef Haller's army, who went to the army from America. A badge is in form of red enameled cross, in the central part visible Haller eagle in a crown. On the cross visible inscription “Swoim Żołnierzom Oswobodzona Polska”. In the background visible a circle in form of fans. Between the crosses arms visible names “Lwów”, “Pomorze”, “Wołyń”, “Szampania”. Reverse of the badge smooth, with a post and spinner. Badge dimensions: 17x17mm.
Lot 238
World War Two period Polish side cap eagle badge. Made by J.R Gaunt of London for the Polish Army in Exile. Made from white metal. Polish eagle cap badge depicting an eagle with spread wings sitting on an amazon shield. The head is topped with a closed crown. On the reverse a threaded post with spinner. Die stamped. A very fine original cap badge.This version of the eagle is mentioned in the book by Tomasz Zawistowski. “Polskie Orły na Czapki 1939-45” on page 36, illustration 45. Size 40 mm x 29 mm.
Lot 50
Photo showing generals of the Polish Army throwing earth during the funeral of the heart of Józef Piłsudski in Wilno (Vilnius) Rossa Cemetery, in the background visible banners of the Legionnare Unions. On the reverse visible singature “Leonard Siemaszko” - famous photographer from Wilno operating in the interwar period, his son Zbyszko Siemaszko was one of the best know photographs of Warsaw in post-war Poland. Postcard size.
Lot 54
Pre 1939 Polish Military ceremony, visible gen. Kazimierz Fabrycy and a regimental banner most likely of the Polish Officer Cadet School in Komorów/Ostrowi Mazowiecka with soldiers in the historical reenactment of the Polish Army of the Congress Kingdom (1815-1830)/ November Uprising 1830-31. Size Wymiary 11,3 cm x 8,3 cm
Lot 209
Horizontal brooch in the shape of a laurel wreath. In the center, a red enamel shield with a crowned Polish eagle. Fastening with a pin. Marked on the reverse “W.B”, “SILVER”.Władysław Buszek, a pre-war badge engraver in Lwów, goldsmith and producer of badges for the Polish Army. After the invasion of Poland in 1939, he escaped to England where he resumed the production of badges for the Polish army and patriotic jewelry. A very rare and historic item of beautiful quality. Size 74mm x 14mm.
Lot 183
A rare pair of collar “Wojtek” 22nd Artillery Supply Company Insignia famous for its bear soldier “Wojtek”.Badges in the form of a driving wheel, with a bear holding an artillery shell, green enamel background. Smooth reverse with the maker “Pagani SPA, Milano”, above the mark a threaded post and a spinner. All badges are with the original spinners and washers. One of the most iconic units of the 2nd Polish Corps. A beautiful, hard to find group. Wojtek accompanied the 2nd Polish Corps through the Italian Campaign, serving with the 22nd Artillery Supply Company. During the Battle of Monte Cassino, in Italy in 1944, Wojtek helped move crates of ammunition and became a celebrity with visiting Allied generals and statesmen. After the war, once the Polish army was disbanded Wojtek lived out the rest of his life at the Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland. The 22nd Supply Company is most famous for its bear soldier “Wojtek” which became the symbol of the company and the legend of the Polish Army in Exile. Size 20mm
Lot 237
World War Two period Polish eagle cap badge. MadeSpink & Son for the Polish Army in Exile. Made from white metal. Polish eagle cap badge depicting an eagle with spread wings sitting on an amazon shield. The head is topped with a closed crown. On the reverse a pair of brass wires. Size 53,5 mm x 34 mm
Lot 162
Interesting grouping after a soldier of 2nd Polish Corps, Edward Jarzębkiewicz, born in 1923. In a rank of corporal he served in 12th Podole Uhlan Regiment, which was a part of 3rd Carpathian Rifles Division, 2nd Polish Corps. Awarded for his service, among others, with the Cross of Valour and Cross of Monte Cassino.The grouping consists of:miniature of the Cross of Valourminiature of the Memorial 3DSK Crossminiature of the 12th Podole Uhlan Regiment badgecombatant armbandribbon for the Cross of Merit, Memorial 3DSK Cross, Defence Medal, Star of Italyribbon for the miniatures of the Cross of Valour, Virtuti Militari, Memorial 3DSK Cross, Star of Italy, Cross of Monte Cassino, Army Medal, Dedence Medal, Star for 1939-1945 War
Lot 330
Polish Book "Under the Banner of the Homeland" by Zygmunt Jan Tyszel with a interesting dedictation from the author (Zygmunt Jan Tyszel) for General Józef Zająć, former commander of the 3rd Infantry Regiment of the Polish Legions. Zygmunt Jan Tyszel was a former soldier of the unit. Dedication dated October 7, 1930. General condition as seen in the photos.Zygmunt Jan Tyszel belonged to the Piłsudski Legions from 1916, he fought in the defense of Lwów in 1918-1919 (Lwów Eaglets), in 1920 in the ranks of the Polish army he defended Poland against the Bolshevik troops, he participated in the third Silesian Uprising (1921), after the Germany Invasion in 1939, he took up underground activities, was caught and shot by the Gestapo in Palmiry in 1941. In the interwar period, he wrote three books on patriotic topics: "Under the Banner of the Homeland" (1930), Igraszki Lwowskie. A novel from the time of the defense of Lwów (under the pseudonym Jan Zygma, 1932), Piłsudski (1939).”
Lot 199
One-piece badge made of tombac, mounted on a cap. A badge in the form of a shield, the Warsaw mermaid in the upper part, the symbol of the 2KP, in the lower part the recognition badge of the 8th Army, around which there is an inscription (2nd Polish Corps) above the inscription laurel twigs. Plain reverse with the number (102970) stamped, a trace of a post in the middle. No nut. Size 36mm x 20mm.
Lot 250
Polish eagle cap badge depicting an eagle with spread wings sitting on an amazon shield. The head is topped with a closed crown. On the reverse a broken fixing post. Eagle cap badge used by the Polish Army in the years 1919-1939. Good condition. Shows remains of silver plating. Polish wz.19 eagle badges were commonly used by the Polish Army during the Defensive War in September and October 1939. Size 61 mm x 44 mm.
Lot 200
Badge of the 7th Anti-Tank Artillery Regiment. Badge made for the needs of veterans in the 1970s. The regiment did not have a badge made during its existence, so the veterans of the unit decided to make such a badge in the post-war years.A badge in the form of a shield, bay leaves on the sides. In the lower part, a yellow-green sash wrapped around the shield of the British 8th Army, with the inscription “1942 7th Regiment of the Polish Army, 1947”. A tank in the background of the pyramids and in the crescent the countries through which the unit “Iraq, Egypt, Italy” passed, white and red colors in the background.Size 33,5 mm x 19 mm
Lot 182
A rare set of collar pennants of the 22nd Artillery Supply Company, famous for its bear soldier "Wojtek". Badges in the form of triangles in green and orange, which are the colors of the unit. The signs have a smooth reverse. They are made of celluloid. Both pennants have visible holes in the corners, making it easier to attach them to the uniform. One of the most recognizable units of the 2nd Polish Corps. Wojtek accompanied the 2nd Polish Corps during the Italian campaign, serving in the 22nd Artillery Supply Company. During the Battle of Monte Cassino in Italy in 1944, Wojtek helped carry ammunition crates and became a celebrity visiting Allied generals and statesmen. After the war, after the Polish army was disbanded, Wojtek spent the rest of his life at the Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland. The 22nd Artillery Supply Company is best known for its mascot, the bear soldier "Wojtek", which has become a company symbol and a legend of the Polish Army in the West. Size 45mm x 22mm.
Lot 191
Round medal on the depicting a Polish crowned eagle sitting on a sword with the wings spread out. Reverse shows oak leaves and inscription: “Polska Swemu Obrońcy”. Army Medal was given to Polish Army personel fighting in the Second World War for outstanding acts and sacrificial service. Made in brass. Size 35 mm x 39 mm
Lot 56
Photograph showing a group of Polish Army in company of an US officer. Visible many officers having multiple awards and badges. Photo taken in Rembertów in Higher War School, that formed in Summer of 1922. On the reverse visible signs of paper from photographic album and stamp of artistic-photographic workshop Dziewienis in Rembertów.Photo dimensions: 22,5 x 17 cmScan of the picture visible on the photos.
Lot 196
Interesting grouping after sgt. Antoni Pniewski, born in 23.3.1898 in Pniew, in Ciechanów Mazowiecki county. Was a son of Stanisław and Paulina Pniewscy. Before the war he was a soldier in a rank of a levy in mass platoon leader in 32nd Infantry Regiment (Modlin) of Polish Army. During the Second World War, he joined Polish Armed Forces in the USSR. Later, with the 2nd Polish Corps, he went to Italy, for which he was awarded with British Star for Italy. Also he was awarded for outstanding duty with the Bronze Cross of Merit with Swords on 25nd August 1947. After the war he stayed in Great Britain, where he was a member of Association of Polish Combatants.In the grouping:Documents authorising for wearing the Bronze Cross of Merit with Swords, given 25nd August 1947Documents authorising for wearing the Star of ItalyVerification certificate, checking the military rank, given in 1942ID card from the Command of the Polish Armed Forces in the USSR, with the photo of the ownerOriginal medal boxThe Star of Italy with original ribbonThe 1939-1945 StarDocument from Association of Polish Combatants in Great Britain, with the contribution cardOutstanding grouping after a soldier of the 2nd Polish Corps.
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