Japan, Empire. Two Award Documents Issued To A Member Of The Army GTRexclude with a 255 mm-long nickel-plated

with a 255 mm-long nickel-plated magnetic metal stiletto-style blade

straight vertical pinback

mounted to a cross base in silvered bronze with red and white enamels

(Waffen-SS Schulterklappen für Mann der Gebirgsjäger)

with light crazing evident in the white enamels on the arms at 9 and 12 o'clock on the obverse

Japan, Empire. Two Award Documents Issued To A Member Of The Army GTRexclude with a 255 mm-long nickel-plated1. China Incident War Medal Award Document (, Sina jihen jgun kish). Instituted in 1939. Printed in black and red inks, on a thick off white paper stock, illustrating the Imperial Seal of Japan in the centre along the top edge and framed within a floral wreath, the China Incident War Medal and framed within a trophy of arms that includes artillery and associated shells, a tank, two planes, along with other items, the text framed within a border