Japan. A Killed In Action (Kia) Badge, C.1944 GTRexclude At the end of the

At the end of the War Chartier did not return to England with the rest of his unit but was transferred to C

This is a fine case of issue for a War Merit Cross First Class with Swords by desirable maker Klein & Quenzer A

114” and marked “60”

A Decoration of the Serbian Red Cross 1876

Japan. A Killed In Action (Kia) Badge, C.1944 GTRexclude At the end of theIn silvered bronze, unmarked, measuring 24. 5 mm (w) x 28. 7 mm (h) inclusive of its ball suspension, the badge with a ring suspension and attached to a purple cord with tassels at either end, the cord suspended from a triangular pinback hanger, contact marks on the reverse, better than very fine. Footnote: The Killed in Action (KIA) Badge was awarded by the government sponsored Izoku kai. This group was under the auspices of the Ministry of Welfare.