China, Republic. An Order Of The Resplendent Banner, Vi Class Officer, C.1935 Hold reinforced by a strip of

reinforced by a strip of silver bullion on the obverse

27 mm (w) x 62

an Honour Goblet certificate (211x296mm

An untouched example of a second war German gold grade wound badge “Verwundetenabzeichen in Gold”

Very few of these leaflets survived

China, Republic. An Order Of The Resplendent Banner, Vi Class Officer, C.1935 Hold reinforced by a strip of( ). Instituted 1935. Grade IV with Rosette. In silver, consisting of eight arms, each composed of a cluster of faceted rays, with a white enameled eight armed star with Thunder Clouds in each quadrant, obverse centre presenting a yellow enameled banner on white and blue enameled background, blue enameled rays radiating from centre medallion, reverse officially numbered 2265, measuring 57 mm (w) x 58 mm (h inclusive of ring), with enamel loss, good