Medal given on July 22, 1971, to Stanisław Poczęsny.
The Order of the Builders of the People's Polish was the highest Polish decoration of the People's Polish. It was established on 2 July 1949 in order to 'reward exceptional merits for the work of building the People's Polish'. It has been broadcast a total of 311 times.
Order and miniature made of '960' gold.
Order weight with ribbon 99.69 g, dimensions 52 x 52 mm. Original ribbon in very good condition with internal metal stiffening and safety pin.
Weight of the miniature with ribbon 4.58 g, dimensions 19 x 19 mm. Original ribbon in good condition with a pin used to attach to clothes.
Diploma in a dedicated leather briefcase with dimensions of 290 x 390 mm. A folder with gilded embossing, inside a diploma girded with an order ribbon signed by the Chairman of the Council of State Józef Cyrankiewicz. A briefcase with abrasions and scratches, dark traces of spilling a drink inside.
Order in an original dedicated leather box measuring 150 x 212 x 45 mm. Inside there is an inlay for the order, the top is girded with an order ribbon. Minor abrasions and scratches on the box.
Stanisław Poczęsny, miner, member of the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic of the fourth and fifth term. Born on September 7, 1922 in Ujków Nowy. From an early age he was associated with Bolesław. He received primary education. From 1942 he worked at the 'Bolesław' Mining and Metallurgical Plant in Bukowina, successively as a worker, junior miner, front miner, blasting miner and foreman. In 1953, he joined the Polish United Workers' Party and was a member of the executive at the mining department. He was the initiator of the competition of work in the exploitation of high-speed galleries. In 1965 and 1969 he was elected to the Sejm of the Polish People's Republic in the Chrzanów district, and for two terms he was a member of the Construction and Municipal Economy Committee. His wife was Edwarda Poczęsna (1925–2011), and his son was the poet Lucjan Stanisław Poczęsny (1948–2011). He died on June 25, 2003. He was buried in the cemetery of the parish of the Motherhood of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Michael the Archangel in Bolesław.
He was awarded the Order of the Banner of Labour, Second Class, the Gold Cross of Merit, the Silver Cross of Merit, the Badge of the 1000th Anniversary of the Polish State, the Gold Badge of the Leader of Labour, the Silver Badge of the Leader of Labour, and the Order of the Builders of the People's Republic of Polish presented at this auction.
Very attractive collector's item in the form of a complete, personal set.
