Poland, Republic. A Polish 2Nd Army Corps Sleeve Badge, C.1944 Buy Now 42 mm x 126 mm

42 mm x 126 mm

for heroism and extraordinary achievement while participating in aerial flight as pilot of a carrier-based fighter plane on 13 September 1944

and two breather holes on either side

marked (stamped) GES GESCH on reverse

Banks & Biddle were contracted to produce standard eagles and by the 1960s they were the official insignia maker

Poland, Republic. A Polish 2Nd Army Corps Sleeve Badge, C.1944 Buy Now 42 mm x 126 mmIn pinkish red and white embroidery, illustrating the City of Warsaw coat of arms, which incorporates a mermaid bearing a shield in her right hand a circular shield in her left hand, within a traditional shield shaped frame, brown cotton mesh backer, measuring 38 mm (w) x 46 mm (h), glue residue evident on the reverse from previous board mounting, near extremely fine. Footnote: The Polish 2nd Army Corps was established in 1944, with this badge being