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Six Japanese Medals and Awards

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Six Japanese Medals and Awards

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Six Japanese Medals and Awards

Russo-Japanese War Medal 1904-1905 (bronze gilt, 30.5 mm, original ribbon with hook and eye); China Incident War Medal (bronze, 30 mm, without ribbon); Unknown Medal (silver, 30.2 mm, original ribbon with hook and eye); Red Cross Membership Medal, Silver Grade (silver, 29.3 mm, rosette on its original ribbon with hook and eye); Merit Medal (silver, 30.2 mm, without ribbon); and 1964 XVIII Tokyo Summer Olympic Games Souvenir Medal (gilt metal, 29 mm, ribboned). Ranging from fine to near extremely fine.