Japan, Imperial. A Rare Flying Association Merit Medal, 1929 Buy Now We usually take these guns

We usually take these guns to the Theatre for cleaning purposes as the Musketry Stores Hut is full of material and men

circumscribed “FIDELITER ET CONSANTER” (Latin - Faithful and Consistent)

arriving in England on April 7th

Oberfeldwebel Kurt Passow

the tunic measures approximately 520 mm across the shoulders

Japan, Imperial. A Rare Flying Association Merit Medal, 1929 Buy Now We usually take these gunsSilver with an inlayed ruby at the junction of the propellers, illustrating a screaming eagle, it's talons firmly grasping the propeller below, marked "T" and "H" on the left and right blades of the propeller, dated "1929" in Japanese on the reverse, 23. 8 mm x 35 mm, on original ribbon with hook and eye, dark patina, better than extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, red velvet exterior, gilt characters on the inside lid, recessed medal