Japan, Empire. A Merit Medal for Philanthropists (Konjuhosho) visually-hidden with the majority of the

with the majority of the original silver finish worn off

the reverse retaining two cut-down threaded screw posts

Upon return to Australia in 1954

Pflanzer-Baltin became General of Cavalry from October 1912 and he served on the general staff

a ribbon banner at the base inscribed "GUT LAND 1914-15"

Japan, Empire. A Merit Medal for Philanthropists (Konjuhosho) visually-hidden with the majority of theIn silver, measuring 30. 2 mm in diameter, on its original dark navy blue ribbon with hook and eye, indicating an award to philanthropists, very light contact, near extremely fine. In its hardshelled case of issue, balsa wood frame, black lacquer finish, purple velvet recessed medal bed, very light contact on the exterior, case also near extremely fine. Footnote: The dark navy blue ribbon for the Merit Medal was established by Imperial Edict No. 349