Uniform Details

1980's period, Polish Army, Infantry, Brigadier General "Warchalski" Service Dress Uniform

Uniform is believed to be of the 1980's period, but probably dates earlier

Has his sewn-on "Warchalski" name tag above his right breast pocket

Includes an unidentified red and white color badge on his right breast pocket flap

Includes his Infantry Regimental badge on his right breast pocket (1997 dated?)

Includes his "OSP" Officer's School for Infantry badge on his left breast pocket

Has his silver bullion cloth rank insignia embroidered on his shoulder epaulettes

Has his silver bullion cloth General's eagles embroidered on his collar

Includes his 17 ribbon bar one of which indicates that he was wounded two times

Includes his dress aiguillette

Includes his General's belt and buckle with cross strap

Includes his matching trousers with Infantry General's strips

Includes his brown shoes with laces

Condition - Excellent

Comments from the Curator:

Polish General's uniforms are virtually non-existant in any collection today. With war time examples selling in the many tens of thousands of dollars each, post war uniforms such as this are slowly following suit. This named Infantry General's uniform is amazingly complete. It is well worth researching to discover the biographical history of this General, and with his name in hand, this should prove possible for the researcher. The ribbon bar indicates Warchalski received two wounds. Perhaps these were received in World War II service, and if they were this uniform would sell for tremendously more than the current asking price.

Buy it Now - $2000.00

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