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Awarding procedure in Tokyo. On the left is Mr. Takasaki Mitsuhiro and on the right is Minister of Education, Culture and Sports of Japan.
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At last! Found an exellent photos of after-2003 medal on yellow ribbon! Known japanese engineer and inventor Takasaki Mitsuhiro was awarded with this medal on May 15, 2013. Luckily for us he posted nice pictures of his medal and document in his blog Box
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Persia - Order of the Lion and the Sun
JapanX replied to drclaw's topic in Middle East & Arab States
Turkish connection Nice buckle! P.S. Thanks Mitya for these two
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Persia - Order of the Lion and the Sun
JapanX replied to drclaw's topic in Middle East & Arab States
Mirza Ibrahim Ghaffari
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Persia - Order of the Lion and the Sun
JapanX replied to drclaw's topic in Middle East & Arab States
A couple of additional images for our photo gallery Jafar-Kuli-Khan Bakhtiyari and his three breast stars
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If you have any additional information about this interesting medallion, please share it with us! Cheers, Nick
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Badge Breast star
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Set
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For his envolment in Boxer Rebellion Katō Takaaki also received 1st class Sacred Treasure. Guess today is our lucky day (thanks to Pieter ) Here it is. Document
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What is this medallion? Some kind special award (memento?) for high-ranking officials that weren`t qualified for original medal? Or maybe it was something else?
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Obviously design of this medallion = design of original medal
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Nice thickness
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Reverse
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Thanks to our colleague Pieter ( ) we have an opportunity to examine very interesting table medal (madallion) that was in possession Katō Takaaki. Obverse
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A couple of additional photos I wonder how this sash is holding on
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Please meet Count Katō Takaaki – 24th Prime Minister of Japan from 11 June 1924 to 28 January 1926 and in 1900 (!!!) Foreign Minister of Japan directly involved with the negotiations between the "eight countries" For a short bio see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kat%C5%8D_Takaaki
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According to the medal statute it was awarded to those who participated in battle (including those who were stationed in the combat area, attached to the military forces and performed work for the Army and Navy, medical and transport personnel). So naturally japanese diplomats do not receive this medal. But they receive something else. At least one of them
