China, Japanese Occupied Manchuko. An Order of the Pillars of the State, VII. Class, c. 1940 Hold he returned to Long Beach

he returned to Long Beach in February 1941

It was here that he was made a Lieutenant in the 3rd Infantry Battalion under his uncle

light contact overall on the other medals

as traces of glue residue are evident on the wood

Lloydtown I

China, Japanese Occupied Manchuko. An Order of the Pillars of the State, VII. Class, c. 1940 Hold he returned to Long Beach(Chu Kuo Chang). Instituted September 14th, 1936. Constructed of silver, with red, white, blue and yellow enamels, on a single toe claw with replacement medal bar for suspension from its correct modern replacement ribbon, unmarked, measuring 40. 3 mm (w) x 43. 9 mm (l), weighing 26. 20 grams, the horizontal suspension bar previously replaced, in near very fine condition. Footnote: The Order of the Pillars of the State was established by Emperor Kang