Japan, Occupied Manchukuo. An Enthronement Commemorative Medal, C.1935 Archive scattered oxidation and spotting evident
Description
scattered oxidation and spotting evident on the obverse
with one drill hole: stamped “UAK” with the Kriegsmarine national eagle on the obverse
near the Madeleine
three Police (two at 67 mm x 79 mm
As an anti-partisan division
Japan, Occupied Manchukuo. An Enthronement Commemorative Medal, C.1935 Archive scattered oxidation and spotting evidentInstituted in 1934. In silver with a gilt insignia, measuring 35. 3 mm in diameter, edge nicks, original ribbon with hook and eye, near extremely fine. Footnote: Henry Pu Yi, the ""last of the Manchus"", was born in Peking in 1906, the grandnephew of the Empress Dowager and in 1908, at the age of two, was proclaimed Emperor of China under the Imperial name Hussein Tung. He abdicated on February 12, 1912, at the age of six, after the Chines Revolution,
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