Japan, Imperial. An Order Of The Rising Sun, Ii Class Star Case Auction as he was struck off

as he was struck off strength and transferred to the Special District Depot

6 mm x 42 mm)

a 58 mm long knurled needle pin

authors of UBS’s “World Orders-Collection Tammann: Auction 80” argue that less than 1000 First Type insignia were awarded between 1882-1900

in gold with white & red enamel work

Japan, Imperial. An Order Of The Rising Sun, Ii Class Star Case Auction as he was struck offA presentation case for a II Class Breast Star of the Order of the Rising Sun, constructed of a balsa wood frame with a black lacquered finish, the obverse lid with gilt Japanese characters, the interior with a purple satin type lid liner, with a slotted purple doeskin medal bed, opening with a functional silvered bronze snap button and functional hinge of identical construction, unmarked, measuring 92 mm (w) x 92 mm (l) x 34 mm (h), in better than