Commandant's badge - honorary badge of Military Adoption with miniature.
It was approved by the Minister of Military Affairs on March 28, 1933.
One-piece badge, gilded tombac, enamel.
Made by Stanislaw Reising - Warsaw, Poland.
Pre-war cap consistent with the maker of the badge, additionally listed on the reverse STANISŁAW REISING.
Dimensions 35 x 35 mm
Badge with patina and luster, good plus condition - minor underpainting of the enamel on the middle left arm of the cross and visible scratches and rubbing of the gilding.
Miniature one-piece badge, gilt tombac, enamel.
Contractor undetermined.
Pre-war cap, unsigned.
Measures 12 x 12 mm
Badge with beautiful patina, good state of preservation - visible scratches and rubbing of gilding.
Przysposobienie Wojskowe as a military organization in Poland operated in the years 1927-1939 under the auspices of the State Office of Physical Education and Military Training. It prepared young people for military service during courses and camps. It included male volunteers between the ages of 15 and 30. In 1937, Military Adoption became a compulsory subject in all high schools and universities. Education in this subject lasted 2 years.
Literature: Z. Sawicki, A. Wielecki, Badges of the Polish Army 1918-1945. Polish Army 1918-1939, Polish Armed Forces in the West, Warsaw 2007
