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Cross of Valour, Type III
12,500 Awarded
Instituted in 1920, Second highest decoration for bravery.
Awarded for acts of valour which would not justify the awarding of
the Virtuti Militari. Can be awarded up to four times, each
subsequent award denoted by a clasp.
Obverse: NA POLU CHWALY (On the Field of Glory)
Reverse: WALECZNYCH (Valorous)
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Cross of Valour, Type IV
AS ABOVE
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Exile Cross of Valour
On exile ribbon by Spink of London.
AS ABOVE
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Gold Cross of Merit with Swords
By Spink of London.
Awarded in three classes: Gold, Silver & Bronze
Awarded for meritorious combat service. Awarded to those serving in
the West, the Home army & underground in Poland.
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Bronze Cross of Merit with Swords
By Spink of London.
AS ABOVE
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Army Medal for War 1939-1945
Awarded to Polish forces fighting alongside the allies during World
War II
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