Help id Polish badges

[Lukasz Gaszewski]

I do not have much hope, but perhaps someone will be able to assist. I have recently been asked to help identify these three Polish badges:

1. A pre-WWII railway badge, probably of a railway engineers' organization. The abbreviation on it reads "ZPIK".

2. A pre-WWII badge, probably related to an automobile (military?) organization. The abbreviation reads "SKIZAK".

3. A contemporary legal badge. The scroll reads "PRAWO : OJCZYZNA : HONOR" (law, country, honor).

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Lukasz

[Lukasz Gaszewski]

2nd:

[Lukasz Gaszewski]

3rd:

[Riley1965]

Lukasz,

I'm checking with my sources. Hopefully I'll have an answer soon.

Doc

[Riley1965]

Lucasz, Here is what I received from Prof. Wesoloski regarding your badges:

On your request for identification. The photo enclosed is Association Surveyors Badge In Polish ZWIAZEK POMIAROWYCH or it could be ZWIAZEK POCIAGOWYCH Rail Association Badge.

Now about the others, I would have to see the photo. In my collection I have many rail and auto badges

BOTH military and associations

The legal badge I also would like to see the photo but I think he is referring to my figure number; 1098 the 18th century POLISH JUDGES AND BARRISTERS BADGE

The 2nd badge is a rail association badge, very old and rare.

The 3rd badge is the 19th century legal badge. It is worth form $1,000 and up

The 18th century is also $1,000

Doc

Edited December 22, 2006 by Riley1965

[rniedziela]

Hello,

ZPIK =

I do not have much hope, but perhaps someone will be able to assist. I have recently been asked to help identify these three Polish badges:

1. A pre-WWII railway badge, probably of a railway engineers' organization. The abbreviation on it reads "ZPIK".

2. A pre-WWII badge, probably related to an automobile (military?) organization. The abbreviation reads "SKIZAK".

3. A contemporary legal badge. The scroll reads "PRAWO : OJCZYZNA : HONOR" (law, country, honor).

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Lukasz