China, Imperial. An Order of the Double Dragon, Type I, III Class, I Grade Neck Badge, Collector’s Version, c.1960 GTRexclude He is documented as having

He is documented as having been posted to Ottawa

500) surrendered to advancing Americans on April 27

before being discharged to duty on April 5th

Involvement in the USO was one of the many ways in which the nation had come together to support the war effort

but the underlings who carried them out often drew harsher penalties

China, Imperial. An Order of the Double Dragon, Type I, III Class, I Grade Neck Badge, Collector’s Version, c.1960 GTRexclude He is documented as having(). (Shunglng Boxng). Instituted by the Guangxu Emperor on 7 February 1882. A lovely Rothe collectors copy, in silver gilt, depicting an ovular medal with blue enamel cloud patterns around the exterior with red glass cabochons, the interior circle presenting raised dragons on a blue enamel field, with a central blue stone protruding from a sunburst pattern, the reverse bears matching symbols without enamels, and a large central stone, the badge is