Japan, Occupied Manchuko. An Order of the Auspicious Clouds, VII Class Hold missing its suspension loop and

missing its suspension loop and with oxidation evident throughout

Adjustment holes are actually through belt itself

the reverse also with pebbled arms and a central wreathed “1939”

The official notice of his death had been received that week by his parents

Footnote: The medal was struck by Amor and issued by the Arts & Crafts Association of Sydney

Japan, Occupied Manchuko. An Order of the Auspicious Clouds, VII Class Hold missing its suspension loop andInstitution Date: March 1, 1934 by Emperor Kang Teh of Manchuria. In silver gilt, depicting three rays in each quadrant, totalling twelve, and a silver medallion in the center, with reverse inscription translating to Order of Merit Decoration'', measuring at 45mm (w) x 51mm (h), weighs 25. 2 grams, on period ribbon and in original case of issue with a purple velvet interior lining and medal bed. The case is missing the clasp. The medal is in extremely