Japan, Empire. An Order of the Golden Kite, VI Class Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic The Common-Sense of Re-Establishment (Published

The Common-Sense of Re-Establishment (Published by the Rehabilitation Information Committee

A First War Trench Watch to Canadian L

The British Matron and a few of the Nursing Staff (Assistant Matron

Footnote: Owing to a lack of availability of official awards to Kriegsmarine personnel serving in the Pacific

measuring 320 mm (w) x 350 mm (h) x 40 mm (d)

Japan, Empire. An Order of the Golden Kite, VI Class Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic The Common-Sense of Re-Establishment (PublishedInstituted in 1890. In silver, badge shows golden kite above crossed ancient shields with two crossed spears and banners, on original striped green ribbon, inclusive of loop 66. 5 mm (h) x 41. 4 mm (w), mint condition. Housed in original case, very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of the Golden Kite was an order of the Empire of Japan. It was established on February 12, 1890, by Emperor Meiji, in commemoration of Jimmu Tenn, the Romulus of Japan.