Signet rings auctions
Poland Crowned eagle on a red and white background, official G 925 silver punch and JV(?) namesake on the side. pby 925 silver, 6.18 g
The 14th Cuyahoga Land Infantry Regiment was formed in 1918 in Yaroslavl, and took its final name in 1919. In the interwar period it was stationed in Wloclawek and was part of the 4th Infantry Division. The unit took part in battles for the borders of a reborn Poland, including the Polish-Ukrainian and Polish-Bolshevik wars, participating in operations in the east and in the Battle of Warsaw. ...
The 5th Legion Infantry Regiment was originally formed in December 1914 as a unit of the 1st Legion Brigade, fighting at Konary and Kostiuchnowka, among other places. In 1917, after the oath crisis and refusal to swear allegiance to the Central Powers, it was disbanded and its soldiers interned. Reconstituted in November 1918, it became part of the Polish Army and took part in the battles for ...
tombak, white and red enamel, size 20 On a rectangular shield embedded miniature badge of the Reserve Officers' Association.
pr. 800 silver, m. 6.67 g, enamel, size 22 A crowned eagle is set on an oval shield.
Silver, m. 7.41g, size 18/19 Kashubian noble coat of arms, a variation of the Lion coat of arms.
II RP, Patriotic signet ring with eagle. Sterling silver 0.800. weight 4.37g. dia. 16 mm. Traces of wear. Condition of preservation good.
II RP, Patriotic signet ring with eagle. Silver. weight 4.91g. diameter 17mm. Traces of wear. Condition of preservation good.
