Very early (variation with kanjis inside) 5th class case.
Orders of the Rising Sun in Cases for a Foreigners
1st class Rising Sun order awarded in 1880 to Count Gyula Andrássy de Csíkszentkirály et Krasznahorka
Private collection. Photos courtesy of the owner. Early Rising Sun order No. 174 awarded to a foreigner. Special case for awards issued to a foreigners https://asiamedals.info/threads/orders-of-the-rising-sun-in-cases-for-a-foreigners.23184 Original document that was issued together...
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2nd class case.
4th class Rising Sun order awarded in 1909 to the Dr. Joseph Bower Siddall
Silver, gilt, enamel. Size 70 х 45 mm. Collection of the British Museum, London. Miniature button rosette. Special case for a foreigners https://asiamedals.info/threads/orders-of-the-rising-sun-in-cases-for-a-foreigners.23184
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6th class Rising Sun order.
4th class Rising Sun order in case for foreigners.
Label with a partly readable inscription in French "Officer's Order of the Rising Sun".
Label with a partly readable inscription in French "Officer's Order of the Rising Sun".
Empty case for the 4th class Rising Sun order.
Width approx. 82 mm.
Height approx. 118 mm.
Thickness approx. 34 mm.
Weight approx. 104 g.
Width approx. 82 mm.
Height approx. 118 mm.
Thickness approx. 34 mm.
Weight approx. 104 g.
Empty case for the 5th class Rising Sun order.
Width approx. 88 mm.
Height approx. 115 mm.
Thickness approx. 35 mm.
Weight approx. 111 g.
Width approx. 88 mm.
Height approx. 115 mm.
Thickness approx. 35 mm.
Weight approx. 111 g.
Early 4th class Rising Sun order case for foreigners. Note that there are no kanjis on the lid and order ribbon doesn't have a rosette.
