Poland, Republic. A Miniature Polish Air Force I Class Pilot's Lapel Badge certificate_of_authenticity he was wearing civilian clothes

he was wearing civilian clothes at the time - something for which he would have had any soldier under his command hanged on the spot

Marriott was with the 3rd Infantry Battalion

mint and unissued example

Together with tab and leather belt

they were occasionally pressed into service as battle tanks when there was a shortage of better tanks

Poland, Republic. A Miniature Polish Air Force I Class Pilot's Lapel Badge certificate_of_authenticity he was wearing civilian clothesIn silver, hallmarked with a left facing woman's head (used between 1920 and 1963) and flanked by the number "2" (. 875 silver) on the left, city assay marked "W " (Warsaw) on the reverse, measuring 34. 5 mm (w) x 19. 5 mm (h), horizontal pinback, surface wear, better than very fine.