Second Polish Republic Dog Tag, Model 1931 - Adolf Jankowicz, RKU, Postawy, Polish Army, Identification Mark
A Polish military identification tag, Model 1931, known as a “nieśmiertelnik,” from the period of the Second Polish Republic. An oval aluminum plate with two characteristic longitudinal holes in the center and holes allowing the tag to be bent and hung. The plate is stamped with the registration details of soldier Adolf Jankowicz and designations related to his registration assignment, including RKU “POSTAWY.” A Polish Army identification tag used prior to the outbreak of World War II and during the September 1939 campaign.
Dimensions: 50 mm x 40 mm
Overall condition as shown in the photos.
A Polish military identification tag, Model 1931, known as a “nieśmiertelnik,” from the period of the Second Polish Republic. An oval aluminum plate with two characteristic longitudinal holes in the center and holes allowing the tag to be bent and hung. The plate is stamped with the registration details of soldier Adolf Jankowicz and designations related to his registration assignment, including RKU “POSTAWY.” A Polish Army identification tag used prior to the outbreak of World War II and during the September 1939 campaign.
Dimensions: 50 mm x 40 mm
Overall condition as shown in the photos.
