Japan, Empire. An Order of the Sacred Treasure, Third Class Badge Auction Archive NEW YORK" and marked with

NEW YORK" and marked with the company's shield insignia on the reverse

The manufacturer used radium to make certain parts of the compass luminescent by mixing glowing radium powder with an aluminium oxide paste to make a thick paint which was applied to the north markers

he achieved the status of Leading Infantryman

The interior is also fully encompassed by a multi-piece grey cotton-blended liner

with a tri-colour metal cockade attached to the center of the wreath via two prongs visible on the reverse

Japan, Empire. An Order of the Sacred Treasure, Third Class Badge Auction Archive NEW YORK" and marked withInstituted in 1888. Four point star in white enamel with sixteen ruby red cabochons, obverse centre shows a silver flower superimposed on blue enamel, on original striped ribbon, 52 mm, near mint condition. Housed in original case, very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of the Sacred Treasure was instituted on the 4th of January 1888 by Emperor Meiji. This Order was established in recognition of long, faithful civil or military service, or for