Condition: VF

China, Republic. Air Force Medal of Sublime Commencement. Gilt and enamel. Mounted for wear. 

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Condition: VF

China, Republic. Army Golden Bowl Medal, first class.  Current strike.

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Condition: VF

 China, Republic. Maintecnance Medal, second class, numbered "003".

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Condition: VF+

China, Republic. Marine Corps Medal. Mounted for wear. 

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Condition: VF

China, Republic. Medal for Outstanding Service, Grade B. Numbered "A04571" on the reverse.

This is not one of the very modern, light-weight strikes, but has some heft to it.

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Condition: VF

China, Republic. Unidentified Merit Medal, first class. Enameled on both sides, 48mm. The obverse depicts a cross with characters in the center reading "Merit Medal first class", surrounded by Archaic characters on the four cross arms. The reverse is enameled in sky blue, with the remains of a hinge and pin-catch (no pin). One enamel dig on the obverse.

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Condition: VF

China, Republic. World War II Memorial Medal, numbered "A-9593". 

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Condition: VF

China, Republic. Army Golden Bowl Medal, second class. With a gold star and lion device on the ribbon. Current strike. 

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 China, Republic. Hai Feng Medal. Mounted for wear.

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Condition: VF

China. A Medal for Saving Life in a Fire. A silver 8-armed star (54mm) depicting on the obverse a fireman climbing a ladder to the second story of a blazing building. The reverse is engraved "Presented/To/G.C. Wakefield, Esqr/for Services rendered/to/Ping Wo" With a loop suspension. It is unclear whether "Ping Wo" is a geographical name (in 1900, a fort existed at a village of Ping Wo, near Canton) or a person.

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