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1. Lance-pennons
Poland, 1863
2. Standard of wołyń cavalry regiment
Poland, 1863
Gift of Józef Büttner
3. Percussion carbine used during the january insurrection
Austria, Lorenz system, model 1862
Rifled, calibre: 13,4 mm
Gift of Witold Mieszkowski, 1935
4. Percussion carbine used during the january insurrection
Austria, 1852
Rifled, calibre: 18 mm
Gift of Justyn Sokulski, 1938
5. Cavalry sabre Turkish blade from the 17th century, fittings Polish from early 19th century
Gift of the Hutten-Czapski family, 1903
6. Cavalry sabre with sheath
Poland, Krakow, manufacture of Ignacy Höfelmajer, 1862
Gift of Konrad Korczak Hubicki, 1904
7. Karol Kalita “Rębajło’s” sabre with sheath
Russia, about 1863, fittings of model 1826
Gift of Prof. Adam Łobaczewski, 1920
Blade encrusted with gold on either side with inscriptions: „W Imię Boga dobądź szabli A moskali wezmą diabli" (In the Name of God draw a sabre and Russians go to hell), on one side, and: „Pod Twoje Obrone Uciekamy Się / Od przyjaciół Rembajle 1864 r." (We take a shelter under Your protection / To Rembajło from friends) on the other
8. Agaton Giller’s double-barrelled percussion pistol
Germany or Italy, mid 19th century
Rifled, calibre: 19 mm
9. Colonel Edmund Różycki’s case with cartridge-pouch, belt with straps and sword-knot
Poland, 1863
in the case:
Ribbon from the january insurgent’s cap
Poland, 1863
Ribbon from the january insurgent’s cap
Poland, 1863
Medal of the january insurrection veterans
Poland, Lvov, after 1864
10. Pin-lock pistol
Poland, Krakow, manufacture of Ignacy Höfelmajer, about 1860
Rifled, calibre: 9 mm
Gift of Jan Wentzl, 1938
11. Aigrettes for lancers czapkas of the Taczanowski’s regiment
Poland, 1863
Gift of Anastazja Zarębina, 1904
12. Plate for a cartridge-pouch
Poland, 1863
13. Cockade for a shako
Poland, 1807-1814
14. Cavalry sabre with sheath
Poland, about 1863
exposition: Gallery „Arms and Uniforms in Poland",
The Main Building, 1, 3 Maja Av.
key: Edged weapons >>>
1. Lance-pennons
Poland, 1863
2. Standard of wołyń cavalry regiment
Poland, 1863
Gift of Józef Büttner
3. Percussion carbine used during the january insurrection
Austria, Lorenz system, model 1862
Rifled, calibre: 13,4 mm
Gift of Witold Mieszkowski, 1935
4. Percussion carbine used during the january insurrection
Austria, 1852
Rifled, calibre: 18 mm
Gift of Justyn Sokulski, 1938
5. Cavalry sabre Turkish blade from the 17th century, fittings Polish from early 19th century
Gift of the Hutten-Czapski family, 1903
6. Cavalry sabre with sheath
Poland, Krakow, manufacture of Ignacy Höfelmajer, 1862
Gift of Konrad Korczak Hubicki, 1904
7. Karol Kalita “Rębajło’s” sabre with sheath
Russia, about 1863, fittings of model 1826
Gift of Prof. Adam Łobaczewski, 1920
Blade encrusted with gold on either side with inscriptions: „W Imię Boga dobądź szabli A moskali wezmą diabli" (In the Name of God draw a sabre and Russians go to hell), on one side, and: „Pod Twoje Obrone Uciekamy Się / Od przyjaciół Rembajle 1864 r." (We take a shelter under Your protection / To Rembajło from friends) on the other
8. Agaton Giller’s double-barrelled percussion pistol
Germany or Italy, mid 19th century
Rifled, calibre: 19 mm
9. Colonel Edmund Różycki’s case with cartridge-pouch, belt with straps and sword-knot
Poland, 1863
in the case:
Ribbon from the january insurgent’s cap
Poland, 1863
Ribbon from the january insurgent’s cap
Poland, 1863
Medal of the january insurrection veterans
Poland, Lvov, after 1864
10. Pin-lock pistol
Poland, Krakow, manufacture of Ignacy Höfelmajer, about 1860
Rifled, calibre: 9 mm
Gift of Jan Wentzl, 1938
11. Aigrettes for lancers czapkas of the Taczanowski’s regiment
Poland, 1863
Gift of Anastazja Zarębina, 1904
12. Plate for a cartridge-pouch
Poland, 1863
13. Cockade for a shako
Poland, 1807-1814
14. Cavalry sabre with sheath
Poland, about 1863
exposition: Gallery „Arms and Uniforms in Poland",
The Main Building, 1, 3 Maja Av.
key: Edged weapons >>>