Japan, Imperial. A Rare Flying Association Merit Medal, 1929 certificate_of_authenticity defeated the allied armies of

defeated the allied armies of France and the Holy Roman/Austrian Empire

52 mm x 77 mm)

published in New York in 1940 by The American Numismatic Society

Footnote: Given the composition and quality of manufacture

3) A Civilian Faithful Service Decoration ribbon with miniature

Japan, Imperial. A Rare Flying Association Merit Medal, 1929 certificate_of_authenticity defeated the allied armies ofSilver 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