Japan, Manchuko. An Order Of The Auspicious Clouds, Vi Class Archive where he was employed as

where he was employed as an Assistant Postmaster and as a Chief Caretaker (1923-1940)

In spite of the steadily increasing pressure from the enemy

constructed of a blue card stock binding with 20 paginated interior pages

201 mm x 46 mm (unfolded)

RZM M1/16 marked

Japan, Manchuko. An Order Of The Auspicious Clouds, Vi Class Archive where he was employed asChing Yun Chang. Instituted in 1934. In silver with red, white, yellow, blue and black enamels, mint marked "M" on the laterally pierced suspension, the badge in the five colours of the Manchukuo national flag and thus representing the five races, designed with a yellow enamelled center encircled by a translucent red enameled ring, with four sets of three rays extending outward, consisting of a long white enamelled ray flanked by two shorter yellow