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Could be a veteran do-it-yourself style souvenir.

On 11/05/2018 at 19:27, Danny63 said:

  I can't really understand wich are the two kanji to write "Level" and "Bravery"... Can you help me about this ?

 

This is because there is no such thing as "bravery level".

勲三等功五級 ,

where   勲 = merit =  sacred treasure or rising sun order 

功 = meritous service/deed (in fact 功 is simply an alternative  form of 勲) = golden kite order.

as for  等 = 級 = grade/class 

At obverse (most likely) Deng Keng

https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/鄧鏗

On 03/06/2018 at 14:36, BJ. said:

Reverse reads

廣東國護第一軍 - First Army of National Defense Guangdong

三等獎章 - 3rd class medal

氏國六年 - 6th year of the Republic (1917)

On 03/06/2018 at 14:36, BJ. said:

 

Sounds like a valid study!

 

  I bought it for 15 euro.

Now that`s a darn rare and sweet price for this medal.  

 

BTW I found it sold without box on one of the auctions for 600 usd.  

Quos Deus perdere vult dementat prius   

And this medal without ribbon was sold for190  dollars (actually pretty high price for a medal in such condition).

So, as mentioned previously, this medal not realy that rare and its not really that pricey, 

"Quite a high price" for a what? That is the question.

For a medal that has 4 of 5 on scarcity scale? 

Rare manchukou medals gonna cost you thousands. 

By the way, what makes you think that a "fair price" for this "rarity" is 200 euros or even 300?

Without the box it will be more like 200 dollars or less.

For example this set of medals was sold for 300 dollars.

Nonsence  

For example

https://www.jauce.com/auction/h302260891

http://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/e264365160?lang=chs

https://www.jauce.com/auction/k302696760

https://buyee.jp/item/yahoo/auction/o223156168?lang=chs

Etc, etc, etc...

It certainly doesn't look that rare.

To tell you the truth I don`t see any connections with collaborators,

 

Does anybody know who and how many persons got this medal?

According to the statute this medal was awarded to those who were invited to Enthronement or performed official duties during Enthronement. Also prime minister office could award anybody at its own discretion.

The exact number is not known (as per today), but at least 16 000 were issued. Quite likely the total number is much higher .

It`s not very rare.

It was made by japan mint. You will find its marks at the rim.

It was issued to the member of some unidentifiable martial club for participation in Kaigeiko.

These are not very rare.

和昭四年 - 1929

寒稽古 - cold training 

See 

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/寒稽古 

and

It was 7 years ago  

I bought a couple speciments with M mark in lower classes since then.

I simply don`t post anything new here.

That`s it.

Носили.

On 12.03.2018 at 10:49, PATOUT said:

 

 

大正 三六年戰役 - Military service 3-4 years Taisho

陸軍少兵軍曹 - Imperial Army Sergeant  
永健一 Kenichi Nagaya

On 12.03.2018 at 10:49, PATOUT said:

And, last question, according you is all that items matching to the same person.

Yes.

No.

See this thread 

This is naval, but not Manchukoan  

This is seaman's excellence badge from the japanese ministry of communications.

First type that was issued between 1940 and 1943.

This is how an original case for this badge looks like.

No ribbon and these are not terribly valuable.

Сommemorative jetton from 1936.

25th anniversary of Republic of China 

中华民国 二十五年

No, this one is for chinese order.

On 20.01.2018 at 21:39, Kriegsmarine Admiral said:

Hello, what class of the Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure is this? This is the ribbon bar of Vizeadmiral Joachim Lietzmann who was the Naval-Attaché at the German Embassy in Tokyo, Japan (24 Aug 1937-30 Mar 1940).

As far as I remember he was awarded with 3rd class

As for the Kleindekoration in the form of the sun - this is unofficial add-on.