Seal (stamp) of the Eight-Grade Boys’ Departmental School in Wieliczka (547)

Issuer: Wieliczka Boys’ Eight-Grade School; die: brass, relief-engraved, round, 30 mm in diameter; total height: 83 mm; manufacturer: unknown; period of origin: 19th/20th century
For more details, see the attached table.
Condition: very good.
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The Boys’ Departmental School in Wieliczka is a historic educational institution from the period of the Austrian partition, the direct successor of which is today’s Nicolaus Copernicus Elementary School No. 3 in Wieliczka.
The Boys’ Departmental School traces its origins to a former four-grade municipal school known as the Main School. After Galicia gained autonomy and the education system was polonized, the institution was transformed into a seven-grade Boys’ Departmental School in the 1872–1873 school year. The term “eight-grade” is associated with later reforms of the Austrian education system. (Wikipedia)

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