Japan, Empire. An Order Of The Golden Kite, I Class Star Hold The Star for Loyalty and

The Star for Loyalty and Merit originally had four grades: Great Gold Star

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wearing a shako adorned with a Prussian imperial eagle and clutching a Mauser-style rifle

he embarked aboard the LST-634 (Landing Ship

1926 by the Lebanese government and awarded to French troops who assisted in the creation and stabilization of the new state created under French protection at the end of World War I from a province of the Ottoman Turkish Empire

Japan, Empire. An Order Of The Golden Kite, I Class Star Hold The Star for Loyalty and(). Instituted February 12 1890. In silver, an eight point star of alternating clusters of three yellow enamelled rays with silver borders and five red enamelled rays with silver gilt borders, superimposed on the obverse sits a blue enamelled golden kite with yellow enamelled crossed swords with silver hilts atop the arms and a red flag at 3 and 9 oclock and a silver, green, purple and blue enamelled feature superimposed on the kite, surmounted by a