Japan, Empire. An Order of the Golden Kite, V Class visually-hidden MÜHLHAUSEN”

MÜHLHAUSEN”

the reverse is marked “GES GESCHUTZT” and bears a loop for hanging

and their contribution to Canada's international role during the postwar years

Force Commander

chipping evident in the white and blue enamels

Japan, Empire. An Order of the Golden Kite, V Class visually-hidden MÜHLHAUSEN”( (Kinshi kunsho). Instituted in 1890. In silver with red, purple, yellow, blue, and white enamels, the badge depicting a golden kite above crossed ancient shields with two crossed spears and banners, on original striped green ribbon, measures 50 mm (h) x 46 mm (w), enamels intact, in extremely fine condition. In its hard shelled case of issue, balsa wood frame, the exterior with a black lacquer finish, gilt characters on the lid, violet satin lined