WWII Polish Eagle Cap Badge – wz.39 PSZnZ Middle East – 1940s
Country/Region of Manufacture: Middle East (likely Palestine, Iraq or Egypt)
Time Period: WWII (1940–1942)
Unit: Polish Armed Forces in the East (PSZnZ)
Condition: Used – with patina and light wear
Dimensions: Approx. 51.75 x 32.08 mm
Description:
Original WWII Polish Military Eagle Cap Badge – wz. 39
This authentic eagle cap badge was worn by soldiers of the Polish Armed Forces in the East (PSZnZ) during World War II, likely produced in Palestine, Iraq or Egypt after the evacuation of Polish troops from the USSR.
The badge features:
Classic wz.39 crowned eagle with spread wings
Curved shield base with dot border characteristic of this pattern
Threaded post with original domed brass nut, included
Brass construction typical of Middle Eastern field production
Profiled (curved) shape to fit a soft field cap or beret (furażerka / rogatywka)
Badges like this were worn by soldiers of Anders’ Army during the Middle East and Italian campaigns under British command.
Condition:
Used with original patina and signs of age-related wear. Structurally intact with original post and nut fastening system.
Please refer to the detailed photos for confirmation of authenticity and overall condition.
This badge is an excellent addition for collectors of WWII Polish militaria, military history enthusiasts, museums, or reenactment groups looking to represent Anders' Army and the Middle East campaigns.