China, Imperial. An Order Of The Golden Grain, Ii Class Star, C.1923 United Republic of the ends of the liner

the ends of the liner stitched together at the rear

with a protruding non-functional button on one of the sides

He was posted to the Brantford Flying Club in Brantford

Nida survived the war and died on December 10

China, Imperial. An Order Of The Golden Grain, Ii Class Star, C.1923 United Republic of the ends of the liner(Chia Ho Hsn Chang). Instituted on 29 July 1912 by Yuan Shi kai. Type II. (1916 1928 Issue). A silver, eight pointed star, the obverse presents a white enameled centre bearing five wheat stalks of yellow and green enamels, surrounded by a ring of green blue enamel with dots of the colours of the Republic of China, mounted to another silver, eight pointed star, the reverse presents a principle pin assembly, marked to Chinese characters for Republic of