Magerka (wool) (Магерка (сукно)) M5-009-G
$ 35.0 per itemMagerka was made of velvet or cloth and a feather was pinned to it. In the 17th century, the magerka was the headdress of noble people, but later ordinary people began to wear it, replacing velvet or cloth with felt.
They wore this headdress on the territory of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, the Commonwealth, in the North-Western Territory of the Russian Empire. In our area, the peasants called this headdress “mavgerka” or “margelka”.
In the 16th and 17th centuries, during the time of Stefan Batory, it became widespread in Poland as the main winter headdress for military personnel. Magerka was often used by the Polish winged hussars.
Badge of the Polish division named Kosciuszko M5-001-F
$ 20.0 per itemThe place of the formation of the division was selected Seletskii military camp near Ryazan. The division commander was appointed Colonel Zygmunt Berling. The structure of the division includes 1, 2, 3rd infantry regiments, the 1st Regiment of Light Artillery, 1st Tank Regiment, battalion antitank artillery battalion of them women. E. Plater and a squadron of fighter aircraft. After three months of training on July 15, 1943, the anniversary of the Battle of Grunwald, the 1st Division took the oath and received the flag.
Rogatyvka to the Polish military division named Kosciuszko (Рогатувка для военнослужащих Польской дивизии им. Костюшко) M5-007-G
$ 25.0 per itemThe 1st Infantry Division of the Polish Warsaw Tadeusz Kosciuszko (1 Polska Dywizja Piechoty im. Tadeusza Kościuszki) – was formed in 1943 in the USSR, the activists of the “Union of Polish Patriots” of Polish citizens and citizens of the USSR – Polish origin.