Type IV (1878-1993)
and had taken part in at least ten combat operations (or had been wounded in the course of these combat operations)
It states that Oberst zur Disposition (Colonel of the reserve list) Hans von Rohrscheidt
The elements were too much for them
pinned with a silvered bronze badge consisting of an airship bearing a raised inscription of “D LZ-130” for the Graf Zeppelin II aircraft in service from 1938 until 1940
Japan, Empire. A Lot of Four Medals & Awards Republic of Type IV (1878-1993)1. A 1904 1905 War Medal, Instituted March 31st, 1906. A circular bronze medal, on a single toe claw and medal bar for suspension, measuring 30 mm (d); in case of issue, black lacquer over wood; 2. A Showa Enthronement Commemorative Medal, in silver and gilt, full size, original ribbon, contained in its original brown leatherette case; 3. A Japanese National Foundation Merit Medal, in patinated bronze with silver gilt, 30 mm (d), original ribbon with