Japan. A Military Wound Badge, Type Ii, Boxed Hold The Iron Guard was ultra-nationalist

The Iron Guard was ultra-nationalist

in silver and white enamels

Type III (1894-1918) (silver

Two First War British Victory Medals - Private S

my army commanders mistrust him and never want to see him

Japan. A Military Wound Badge, Type Ii, Boxed Hold The Iron Guard was ultra-nationalistSilver gilt with red enamels, ""Sen'Sho"" (wounded in battle) reverse, 31 mm (w) x 31 mm (h), dual prong pinback, scattered gilt wear, near extremely fine. In its balsa wood box of issue, lined on the inside lid, recessed medal bed, box extremely fine. Footnote: The second type Wound Badge (Shoigunjinsho) was established on August 3, 1938. The class designations ""Sen'Sho"" and ""Lo'Sho"" were used to distinguish wounds suffered in battle versus