A 1920 Polish Soldiers Cross Of American Volunteers Archive very slight enamel chip on

very slight enamel chip on obverse 3 oclock arm

worn on a lower right sleeve by technicians maintaining panzers and other motorized vehicles

received his Trio

There is a surface wear and bubbling present on both the crossguard and the pommel but is minimal

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A 1920 Polish Soldiers Cross Of American Volunteers Archive very slight enamel chip onA 1920 Polish Soldiers Cross of American Volunteers Bronze gilt, 54. 5 mm x 54. 8 mm, original ribbon, gilt wear and green oxidation spot evident on the obverse, light contact, very fine. Footnote: The cross was established in 1920 by order of Jozef Pilsudski, First Marshal of Poland, to honour volunteers from Canada and the United States, who came to Poland, to defend the country's newly regained independence.