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The Yunnan-Burma boundary dispute along China’s southwestern frontier emerged in the late nineteenth century due to conficting conceptions of national boundaries and was reignited in the 1920s as a result of warloards laissez-fair. After many armed clashes in 1934 the British and Nationalist governments reached a preliminary agreement on the formation of a new Sino-Burma Joint Boundary Commission. Most likely this badge connected with this negotiations.

Only 2,738 by my count :whistle:

Line drawn on sand Do you have the tel. of casting lady?! :whistle:

Very interesting (and still unanswered) is the question about who and how got these suspensions. Some say that red cross was special suspension for medical personnel ... Others say that all types suspensions could be freely purchased from manufacturers ...

This "general" box for all types of badges Very often it was used as replacement box, but could be original for some badges too ...

Three variants of attachment together

Variation 3 (stuffed Red Cross with retainer) This one is really rare and very interesting.

Variation 2 (enameled Red Cross with the clip)

Suspension in the form of Geneva Cross This suspension has three variations. Variation 1 (enameled Red Cross with safety pin)