Poland – Badge, 4th Infantry Regiment of the Legions
Key Information:
Diameter: approx. 40.70 mm
Construction: Single-piece badge made of silvered tombac
Reverse: Numbered 146
Maker: W. Gontarczyk, Warsaw, Wilcza 19
Fitting: Original screw-back included
Condition:
Good original condition with light wear and patina consistent with age. Original screw post intact, threads in working order. Silvering partially worn from handling and time.
Historical and Collectible Significance:
The 4th Infantry Regiment of the Legions was one of Poland’s notable military units, with roots in the interwar period and connections to the traditions of the Polish Legions. Badges from W. Gontarczyk, Warsaw, are well-regarded by collectors for their quality and authenticity. Such items are sought after by militaria collectors for their craftsmanship and historical value.
Summary:
An authentic pre-WWII Polish military badge for the 4th Infantry Regiment of the Legions, produced by the renowned Warsaw maker W. Gontarczyk. Numbered example, well-preserved, complete with original screw-back fitting. A valuable addition to any collection of Polish military memorabilia.