Japan, Empire. An Order of The Rising Sun, III Class Commander’s Badge visually-hidden worn on a military ribbon

worn on a military ribbon with cross swords device

the author ends with appendices which show how the various titles of naval rates have changed over the years and how the system of official numbering has been adapted to serve a steadily growing force

numbered on reverse "3036"

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Buell was discharged from service with the Algonquin Regiment on March 5

Japan, Empire. An Order of The Rising Sun, III Class Commander’s Badge visually-hidden worn on a military ribbon(, Kyokujitsu sh) Institution Date: April 10, 1875 by Emperor Meiji. A Japanese Order of the Rising Sun, Third Class in silver with a red cabochon centerpiece and a white enamelled star. The star is affixed to an enamelled Paulownia Flowers suspension consisting of three groupings of purple flowers with characters on the reverse. The medal is on its period neck ribbon with clasp. The enamels are intact and the medal measures at 54mm (w) x 86mm (h to