Japan, Manchukuo Empire. A Cased Order of the Auspicious Clouds, VI. Class Breast Badge Province of China the exposed ends of the

the exposed ends of the rope with loops at the top and bottom for placement upon a flagpole

enabled his regiment to get forward in most difficult terrain and render support to the infantry of 8 Indian Division which resulted in the taking of many difficult features including San Bartolo Monte Carolino and Monte Budrialto

the obverse maker marked “OERTEL

dated 1 October 1941

The document is housed in its presentation tube with a red exterior that exhibits an embossed ornate design throughout

Japan, Manchukuo Empire. A Cased Order of the Auspicious Clouds, VI. Class Breast Badge Province of China the exposed ends of the(). Instituted on March 1st, 1934. (1934 1945 Issue). Constructed of silver, consisting of a four pointed yellow and white enameled Ray Cross in silver, with blue enameled Chinese Thunder Clouds on a black enameled background in each quadrant, obverse centre also in silver exhibiting a yellow enameled centre encircled by a translucent red enameled ring, featuring a plain reverse also in silver gilt, suspended by an Imperial orchid crest with yellow