Original Polish 9M14P1 Malyutka AT-3 Sagger Training Missile with Wooden Transport Crate

Original Polish 9M14P1 Malyutka anti-tank guided missile training example, commonly associated with the NATO designation AT-3 Sagger.

This is a different variant from the Soviet-marked Malyutka missiles commonly encountered on the collectors' market. This example is specifically marked 9M14P1 and SZKOLNY (Polish for "training"), distinguishing it from earlier Soviet 9M14 and 9M14M versions.

The 9M14P1 belongs to the improved Malyutka-P family, which incorporated semi-automatic command-to-line-of-sight guidance, unlike the earlier manually guided Malyutka variants.

This example retains its original olive-drab military finish, Polish identification markings, visible mechanical and guidance-related components, and original wooden transport crate with Polish-language instructions.

Features

• Original Polish 9M14P1 Malyutka training missile

• Distinct 9M14P1 variant, different from earlier Soviet 9M14/9M14M examples

• Marked "SZKOLNY" (Training)

• Cold War-era Warsaw Pact military equipment

• Original olive-drab finish and identification markings

• Folding stabilizer fin assembly

• Visible mechanical and guidance-related components

• Original wooden military transport crate

• Polish-language instruction plate inside crate lid

• Original military service wear and patina

Condition

Original military surplus condition showing age-related paint wear, scratches, and handling marks.

Important: One stabilizer fin is broken/damaged. Should be considered before purchase. And the back end screws are missing the consignor took it off and didn't provide us with them.

Please examine all photographs carefully for the exact condition of the missile and its transport crate.

Historical Background

The 9M14 Malyutka was a Soviet-designed anti-tank guided missile introduced during the Cold War and widely deployed throughout the Warsaw Pact.

The Malyutka family underwent several improvements during its service life, including the development of semi-automatic guidance variants.

This Polish-marked 9M14P1 training example represents a later configuration of the Malyutka family and offers collectors an alternative to the earlier Soviet-manufactured examples.

Collector's Note: This is not the same variant as the Soviet-marked examples often advertised simply as "AT-3 Sagger." The Polish 9M14P1 designation, SZKOLNY training markings, and accompanying Polish transport crate are distinguishing features of this particular example.

Safety Notice: Although marked as a training example, complete inert status and the absence of energetic components must be independently verified before sale or shipment.

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