Japan, Empire. An Order of the Sacred Treasure, II Class Star, in Case Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic This dagger was adopted in

This dagger was adopted in 1938 and was authorized for all officials with the rank of Wachtfuhrer (officer or non-commissioned officer in charge of a guard) and higher

" The doctor could not find the "lump" that had been documented in England

marked with the assay city and silver standard

named to Otto Keil as a Bootsman of 1

maker marked “21” on the reverse

Japan, Empire. An Order of the Sacred Treasure, II Class Star, in Case Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic This dagger was adopted in(, Zuihsh). Instituted in 1888. Type I (1888 2003). In silver gilt, an eight point star with clusters of white enamelled rays, separated by a single short blue ray, the obverse medallion featuring a silver flower on a blue enamelled field, encircled by a silver gilt ring along with sixteen red glass cabochons, reverse bears a single pin with dual stays, measures 75. 4 mm (w) x 74. 4 mm (h), weighs 96. 6 grams, notable enamel cracks and chips in the