Polish Graduation Badges
#1
Here are a few Polish graduation badges from 1952 & 1955

Eddie

Air Force Technical Officers School (Absolwentka Oficerska Tech.Szkoła Wojsk Lotniczych 1955)
Air Force Officers School (Absolwentka Oficerska Szkoła Lotnicza wzór 1952)


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#2
And these are 1972 versions.

Eddie.

Higher Officer School for Mechanised Troops -Absolwentka (1972 r.) Wyższej Szkoły Oficerskiej Wojsk Zmechanizowanych
Higher Officer School -Absolwentka (1972 r.) WSO Wojsk Inzynieryjnych
Higher Officer School -Absolwentka (1972 r.) Wyższa Szkoła Oficerska Służb Kwaterm


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#3
Higher Officer School for Anti-aircraft Defense
Higher Officer School Chemicz


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#4
Here is a series of graduation badges with their initial award date. Specialists talk about two variations of the 1972 badges with a wide and a narrow border.

The academy badges for higher officers are made in Soviet style probably because of the greater probability for recipients' contact with Warsaw-Pact countries. These badges do not seem to have changed over time. (The red backing of the academy badge shown has been added by someone to elevate its importance.)


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#5
Nice badges. What do these little guys go for anyway?
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#6
Nack Wrote:Nice badges. What do these little guys go for anyway?

Nack,
graduation badges are not easy to collect in any of the Warsaw-Pact countries, there are just too many. Only counting the types, not the variations, Poland issued 66 different graduation badges for officers. There are additional ones for non-commissioned officers.

The prices vary widely, starting at about $10 for the more common issues. I would assume that the real rare issues may cost to $1000 and possibly even more. I have not kept up with the prices of Polish awards and can only estimate based on past experience.
Dietrich
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#7
Wow, thats a lot of badges. What are the rarer badges?
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#8
all information concerning these badges is welcome. (solid silver)
thanks
marc


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#9
Hi Marc.

WAT,Technical Military Academy Logistics Institute graduate badge
Odznaka Absolwentów WAT im. J. Dąbrowskiego 1953r.

Regards Eddie.
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#10
Hi Eddie

The silveren badges, which date in use?

regards marc
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