The Jacek Malczewski Museum in Radom presents, from 17 April to 31 October 2026, an exhibition devoted to the largest factory in the history of post-war Radom. The plant produced for the Polish market and also exported its products to world markets.
The exhibition features selected artifacts from the collection, related to the activity of the historic plant located at ul. 1905 Roku in Radom, from the period of greatest production development – from the 1940s to the end of the 1990s.
The exhibition is divided into two displays: historical and weapons production.
“Hall of Tradition” – this display presents objects associated both with the plant’s current industrial activity and the cultural life of its employees, as well as symbols representing the value, identity and prestige of the plant. On display is the banner of Z.M. Predom Łucznik Radom.
“Weapons Production” – the display presents a cross-section of arms production, the most renowned firearm designs manufactured at ZM, the so-called “eleven” (“jedenastka”), including pistols, submachine guns, carbines from the AK family, and unique production templates.
The exhibition was realised in cooperation with Mr. Michał Lubiński, Works 11, and the Stowarzyszenie Klub Tradycji Radomskich Zakładów Metalowych Predom-Łucznik nr 11 from Katowice.
Coordinator: Mariusz Król
Exhibition “Zakłady Metalowe w Radomiu – from the Works 11 Collection”
Ends in 12 days
