Does anyone recognize this WW2 Polish pin?

Jun 6, 09, 04:18 / #

My late father, Felix A. Cizewski, who was born in the U.S. and served in the American army in Europe in WW2 had a Polish pins among his souvenirs. He pinned it to a card from a hotel in Switzerland where he had a leave. A copy is attached.

I have attempted to identify by reviewing hundreds of Polish WW2 pins and badges with no luck.

Does anyone recognize what it is?

Thank you.

Leonard H. Cizewski, Madison, Wisconsin
Son of the late Felix A. Cizewski
Co. C, 3110th Signal Service Battalion and 45th Signal Company, 45th Infantry Division
Europe, WW2

Polish Pin

SwitekThreads: 1 Posts: 66 Joined: May 28, 09	Jun 6, 09, 10:39 / #
It looks like collar badge of pastoral service, but can be wrong. I'll ask on other forum.

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