Korea, Empire. An Order of the Eight Trigrams, VII Class Badge visually-hidden Of the more than five

Of the more than five million labourers brought to Germany

It was during this time that he continued his wartime education with Fulham Telephone Courses (November 1917) and a Battery Commander's Course (April 1918)

glue residue on the reverse from previous boarding mounting

"coffee can" style top is secured to the shako by a row of horizontal stitching running through small

the reverse marked “O

Korea, Empire. An Order of the Eight Trigrams, VII Class Badge visually-hidden Of the more than five( Du). Instituted April 16, 1901. A VII Class decoration of this rare order in silver, presenting six blue enamelled arms with white enamel borders, the raised center medallion in silver features three red enamelled lines, the bottom two are separated in the middle, the reverse is plain with a Kanji inscription in the center, measures 46. 9 mm (w) x 53. 0 mm (h inclusive of integral ring), weighs 21. 4 grams, enamels intact, light crazing on the