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Japan, Empire. A Yellow Ribbon Merit Medal, c.1887 visually-hidden A private photograph and unpublished

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A private photograph and unpublished depicting King Alexander I of Yugoslavia and Tsar Boris III of Bulgaria

and Bronze Grade: four-piece construction

It attracted former soldiers from WWI whose financial situation was unstable and who rejected the new democracy of the Weimar Republic

and during the retreating battles in the vicinity of Frosinone-Monte Cassino he used T-mines to destroy seven tanks

An early production high quality Luftwaffe Flak Badge in silvered tombac

Japan, Empire. A Yellow Ribbon Merit Medal, c.1887 visually-hidden A private photograph and unpublishedIn silver, presenting a cannon on the obverse, with two Japanese characters. The reverse bearing six Japanese characters. The medal is on its original period yellow ribbon with a hook and eye. It measures at 30mm in diameter and weighs 15. 3 grams (including ribbon). In extremely fine condition. Footnote: This medal was conferred upon Japanese individuals in recognition of contributions to the Coastal Defence Fund of 1887. The obverse Japanese

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