Ribbon bars Id. ?

[Kecon]

Hello guys

Just picked up these bars in a group of military items. Afraid I don't know anything about these so I'm asking for some help. I assume they are Japenese. My question is, from what time period are they and do they have any value at all? Or just so much junk?

Thanks for any help.

Ken

[Kecon]

Reverses. Strange looking pin devices.

[ADOLPH]

They´re no japanese, are they?

Regards,
Adolph.

[Kecon]

oops! Posted this on the wrong forum. Should have put this on the regular Japenese forum.....Maybe a nice moderator can move this.

Ken

[Ralph P]

Here you go...

[Jareth]

Yes they're Japanese.

[Laurence Strong]

Hi Ken
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Here you go
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Left side
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1 <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:country-region w:st="on"><ST1China Incident </st1:country-region>medal
2 Order of the Rising Sun, 8<SUP>th</SUP> or 7<SUP>th</SUP> class
3 Manchurian National Foundation merit medal
4 1931 – 34 Manchurian Incident medal
5 Order of the Golden Kite? Not sure here but if it is, it’s probably for the 7<SUP>th</SUP> class
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Hope this helps

[Kecon]

Ralph

Thank you for moving the thread over here.


Laurence

Thanks, buddy, for the Id on the ribbons. That's a big help.
Now, what about an approximate value, if any?

Ken

[plmurphy]

All of them date from the 1930s, the campaign ribbons are for the Manchurian Incident (1931-34) or the Chine Incident (1937-40) and I would say that they are worth about $10 per piece. They are not that difficult to find, once you get to three of four piece ribbon bars they start to get difficult to find.

[Kecon]

All of them date from the 1930s, the campaign ribbons are for the Manchurian Incident (1931-34) or the Chine Incident (1937-40) and I would say that they are worth about $10 per piece. They are not that difficult to find, once you get to three of four piece ribbon bars they start to get difficult to find.

That's a big help to me. Thank you, Sir, for your reply.

Ken