Japan, Empire. An Order Of The Golden Kite, III Class visually-hidden with a silver content mark

with a silver content mark of “900”

encompassing with eight clusters of three smooth rays between the main arms also in silver

after spending a few years in Japan

each constructed of a cardstock core with a black cotton blend exterior topper

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

Japan, Empire. An Order Of The Golden Kite, III Class visually-hidden with a silver content mark(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,