Japan, Empire. An Order Of The Golden Kite, III Class visually-hidden Without maker's mark though Zagreb's

Without maker's mark though Zagreb's 'Braca Knaus' was the only maker of this award

including a book belonging to Alfred Gey

heavy version (70

in silvered and blackened zinc

Five photos (4x 90x62mm and 1x 101x71mm) showing planes on the ground

Japan, Empire. An Order Of The Golden Kite, III Class visually-hidden Without maker's mark though Zagreb's(Kinshi kunsho). Three piece construction, in silver with red, white, light blue and dark blue enamels, measuring 54. 7 mm in width x 58 mm in height inclusive its integral ring suspension, exhibiting chipping on the top red ray beneath at 12 o'clock, no neck ribbon included, remains very fine. Footnote: The Order of the Golden Kite was an order of the Empire of Japan, established on February 12, 1890 by Emperor Meiji "in commemoration of Jimmu Tenn,