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Empire Of Japan Army Special Large Exercise Medal 1921 Taisho Military Antique
$ 397.58
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Description
Item DescriptionTaisho 10th year, Imperial Japanese Army, Special Exercise, East Army, Oi Shigemoto, West Army, Prince Nashimoto Morimasa, Imperial Guard Medal
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Prince Hirohito (later Emperor Showa) supervised for the first time as the name of Emperor Taisho.
This is the insignia of the Imperial Guard Division of the Imperial Japanese Army Special Exercise in 1918.
It is a very valuable item at that time.
Since it is a used item, we are waiting for a bid after confirming it with the image and convincing.
This is an old item, so please understand before purchasing.
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