Japan, Empire. An Imperial Attendant Badge, Second War Period Newly Listed three are silver gilt and
Description
three are silver gilt and enamel
A gold grade mother’s cross “Mutterehrenkreuz”
1957 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery
white and black embroidery in the centre
before being discharged on November 10
Japan, Empire. An Imperial Attendant Badge, Second War Period Newly Listed three are silver gilt andA bronze badge, with floral detailing and enamelled black Japanese characters on the obverse. The reverse is blank with a vertical pinback. The badge measures at 36 mm in diameter, weighs 15. 1 grams. It is presented in its original wooden case of issue with a blue felt medalbed, with the case measuring at 48. 5mm (w) x 60. 5mm (h). The enamels are perfectly intact and the badge has very minor wear, in better than very fine condition.
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