If all else fails, I wonder if you couldn't contact some in some of the regional forums here, states with large Polish immigrant communities like northern New York, Michigan, Chicago, etc.

Dave

Google ~ Poland site:gardenweb.com tomato ~ finds a few - but I think they are mostly, perhaps all, finding 'Poland' in the name of the variety rather than Polish gardeners.

Occasionally something like Tomato seeds from Poland - ''Tomato seeds from Poland
pilut_3iApril 5, 2010
I've recently return back to the states from Poland''

Thanks you guys,Really im just looking to find someone that can tell me if there really was ever tomatoes called Polish A and Polish B....All we have is the Polish C.Wouldn't it be cool if we could find someone over there that had seeds to the A and B !!!!

Have you checked Tatiana's directory? She has 15-18 different "Polish" varieties and strains listed and includes photos and history of each of the strains. The loss of the 'A' or 'B' tag could easily have been lost over the years and simply become "Polish" and even so-called "Polish C" isn't pure unfortunately.

Dave

Yes I have checked her site,Many Many times haha,But nothing at all about Polish A or B......She has 7 varietys listed,Guess this might be one of those things that will never be corrected.But seems like there has got to be a old timer from Poland that could shead some light into this mystery.I have SOO MANY tomato seeds and don't really need any more,But I hate a unsolved mystery when it comes to a particular tomato.This probably will turn out like the so called tomato called St. Louis back in the day.................Ill keep trying,HaHa

I've often wild and silly thoughts about such pursuits. Searches fascinate me. Have you used Google to search for what you want in Polish? Russian?

No,I have not tried that.But it is a thought..But I don't speak either!

It would appear that some Russian wholesalers use Poland A, B, BB, BBB in a grading system, perhaps size grading.