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Time Remaining To Bid: 9 days 21 hours 6 mins. 13 secs.
Item Will Close On: Sunday, August 31, 2008 at 8:30:00 PM CST
Lot Number:
5917812
Category:
Q71 - Service, Merit and Valour Medals
JAPANESE CASED ORDER OF THE RISING SUN, 8TH CLASS, W/RIBBON, LAPEL ROSETTE & PHOTO
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Japan`s first national decoration, this medal was established by the Council of State Decree of April 10, 1875, and was used as a general order of merit, awarded to Japanese and foreigners. The silver Decoration of the White Pawlonia Leaves is 31mm x 33mm, w/the crest having 3, 5, and 3 flowers, and the reverse has the usual four characters in gilt on plain polished silver background [medal displays nice light bluish and golden patina]. The 38mm ribbon is white watered silk w/6mm red edges and has uniform hook to rear. It comes with the red & white rosette lapel device. Medal is housed in a black lacquered wood box w/gilt lettering on the lid. The inside lid is purple padded satin with purple satin hinge material and the display area is purple form-fitted velveteen. Comes with original B/W photo of two Army 4th Imperial Guard Regiment soldiers [one a Private 2nd Class and one a Superior Private] in uniform, wearing early style collar flashes and one w/edged weapon. Removed from photo album. Condition: 8
Opening Bid Amount:
$70
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