China, Republic. An Order Of The Brilliant Star, Ii Class Grand Cordon Newly Listed In silver with a patinated

In silver with a patinated core

The upper on both pieces with four 10 mm wide stripes in angled rolled gold-coloured bullion wire running along the entire length of the belt and extending around to the reverse

on original cord

wear evident in the fabric overlying the hinged area on the interior

and was responsible for mobilizing and transporting National Guard members

China, Republic. An Order Of The Brilliant Star, Ii Class Grand Cordon Newly Listed In silver with a patinated( Jng xng xnzhng). Instituted in 1941. Grand Cordon Badge: four piece construction, in silver gilt with red, white, cyan blue and navy blue enamels, bearing two silvered stars on the two protruding red rays flanking the central ray at the top of the badge indicating the award to be II Class, maker marked and identified in Chinese and numbered "392" on the reverse, measuring 74. 3 mm (w) x 78. 5 mm (h), on its original full length sash with large