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520 WW2 GAPA POLISH PARACHUTE SIGN SPECIAL FORCES POLAND

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The Parachute Fighting Sign of the Independent Parachute Brigade in Great Britain (Bojowy Znak Spadochronowy Samodzielnej Brygady Spadochronowej w Wielkiej Brytanii) stands out from the usual parachute sign in that the eagle’s beak and talons are gilded (this is the real thing – on the photo it is less visible). The displayed mark is a contemporary product made in a reputable engraving workshop. The original badges had the next number and the inscription: “Tobie Ojczyzno” on the reverse. Polish Air Force Parachute Sign Badge – post war copy We will happily to combine postage on all multiple purchases. Please wait for a combined invoice before paying. PLEASE VISIT MY STORE If you have any questions at all please just contact us via eBay’s e-mail system. If you are looking for an object with a different period of the Polish/Russian/German army – write – I will try to arrange these once. According to EU RODO (General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679 your personal data is stored for 5 years in safety conditions and used only for shipping data and book.

Australian Wildflowers Placemats Linen Cotton Set of 4 Made in Poland NOS

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This set of 4 Australian Wildflowers Placemats is a stylish addition to any dining table. Made in Poland, these rectangular placemats feature a retro 1960s design with a flower pattern in beige. Crafted from a linen blend material, these placemats are washable and perfect for all occasions. The set includes place mats with dimensions as shown in the pictures, making them a unique and eye-catching choice for collectors of vintage kitchen linens.

Anley USA Civil Peace Flag 3×5 Ft Nylon Embroidered American Civil Peace Flag

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Anley EverStrong Series Poland State Ensign Flag 3×5 Foot Heavy Duty Nylon – Embroidered and Sewn Stripes – 4 Rows of Lock Stitching – Polish Eagle Flags with Brass Grommets 3 X 5 Ft Everstrong series – Made of durable heavyweight nylon material that’s water proof to help withstand windy outdoors. don’t buy those paper thin polyester flags that will be torn off within a week! Embroidered sewn – Amazing craftsmanship, beautifully built with embroidered and sewn! It is time to show your pride in the right way! Heavy duty – This flag has 4 rows of lock stitching on the flying end to prevent from being torn apart and two strong brass grommets on the heading to improve durability. Guaranteed to fly for a long time. Specification – Made of 100% Nylon. Package contains one Anley 3×5 Ft Everstrong series Heavy Duty Poland State Ensign Nylon Flag. Anley Warranty – We stand behind our products! All items sold by us come with a 3-month warranty.

COOKING THE POLISH JEWISH WAY East European Jewish Cuisine – 1988 HB

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This cookbook, titled “COOKING THE POLISH JEWISH WAY: East European Jewish Cuisine”, showcases traditional Jewish recipes from Poland. The recipes highlight the unique flavors and customs of Polish Jewish cuisine, offering readers a glimpse into the rich culinary tradition of this community. This 1988 hardcover book serves as a valuable resource for those interested in exploring Jewish food culture and heritage.

Rare antique picture of Shulamit Girl School in Lithuanian town of Kelm 1920is

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The Shulamit School One of the oldest schools for girls was the Shulamit school of the Yavneh movement. It was located in the house of Lieb Gershovitz. This school was for girls whose parents wanted them to study secular and religious subjects. The day at this school started with the morning prayers. Prayers were said before and after meals. The girls dressed very modestly. Besides the general subjects, emphasis was put on Torah, Bible, and Mishnah. In addition, the girls learned about the commandments that are especially demanded of Jewish women, the laws of Kashrut, candle lighting on Shabbat and on holidays, and other commandments that Jewish women must know. Some of the teachers remembered from the Shulamit school were Lis, Tavriski, Levin, Liba Kaplan Vantizhorski, Etel Shochat, and others. In the early 1930’s, this school ceased to exist. In the same building a secular school was established. Known as the Progymasion school, it was formerly housed in the Shectin house. It was a Tarbut school, one of many in the network of schools of that name which were scattered around Eastern Europe (Lithuania, Poland, etc.).

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