Japan Order of the Rising Sun I Class Set 1875
Barac# 32, 33; vgAg 115x76 mm; 90…

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Japan Order of the Rising Sun I Class Set 1875 Barac# 32, 33; vgAg 115x76 mm; 90 mm; Enameled; with original sash with bow; in original box; original name: Kyokujitsu_sho; Condition-I (W2585)

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Japan Order of the Rising Sun I Class Set 1875 Barac# 32, 33; vgAg 115x76 mm; 90 mm; Enameled; with original sash with bow; in original box; original name: Kyokujitsu_sho; Condition-I (W2585)

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