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Very cool original order of the rising sun medal. It is in a very decorative frame. The plaque on the bottom says it’s the order of rising sun. Very cool framed medal! Would look awesome displayed with other memorabilia. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me at any time l!
Discover an artifact of valor and history with this exceptional World War II Imperial Japanese Manchukuo Dispatch Medal, commemorating the valorous soldiers deployed in Manchuria. The medal’s design is a tribute to history, featuring the Imperial Japanese Army’s five-pointed star on the obverse. The reverse is meticulously engraved with key dates marking the unfolding of significant historical events: the Manchurian Incident beginning on September 18, 1931; the establishment of Manchukuo on March 1, 1932; the signing of the Japan-Manchukuo Protocol on September 15, 1932; the Truce Agreement with China on May 30, 1933; and the implementation of Manchukuo’s imperial government on March 1, 1934. Specifications: Width 3cm, Weight 12.4g. Condition and details are thoroughly documented in the accompanying photographs. Given the brief existence of Manchukuo as a state, items from this era are exceedingly rare and highly sought after by collectors and history enthusiasts. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
Antique imperial Japanese medal. Step back in history with this rare Antique Imperial Japanese medal, a tangible reminder of the Korean Annexation. Established by Imperial Edict No. 56 in 1912, this bright gilt bronze medal commemorates Japan’s controversial integration of Korea in 1910, following a series of political maneuvers and conflicts that placed Korea under Japanese rule until 1945. The obverse features intertwining branches of the pawlonia and plum-imperial symbols of Japan and Korea-topped with the chrysanthemum crest, signifying the union. The reverse is inscribed with “Korean Annexation Commemorative Medal”, “Meiji 43rd year (1910)”, and the date of the annexation, “8th month 29th day”. This medal is not just a piece of memorabilia but a historical artifact that represents the complex and often painful ties between Japan and Korea. The ribbon, a watered silk in gold with white edges and a vermilion center, combines the national colors of Japan and the Imperial colors of Korea, symbolizing the controversial nature of the annexation. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history that speaks of an era that forever changed the course of East Asian politics. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
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A truly valuable piece of history.
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This medal was established in January 1888 and was awarded to both military and civilian for long service with good conduct. The Sacred Treasure 4 could be awarded to military officers. The back of the medal reads “Order of Merit Decoration”. Please look at the other items we have available for sale in our store.
The insignia and obi are in very clean condition with no discolouration, and there are letters of the Greater East Asia War on the back of the insignia.
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