Japan, Empire. An Order of the Rising Sun and Japanese Decorations to Arthur Diosy, 1910 visually-hidden along with being winner of

along with being winner of many other prizes at Bisley and was a Member of the Council of the National Rifle Association in 1921

the obverse depicting the design of the Royal and Imperial cypher surmounted by a crown

(6) Volume II also houses: (i) a business card inscribed "With the compliments of / The General Manager / The Canadian Bank of Commerce / Toronto"

The Order of Labour Glory

certified by the handwritten signature of Oberst (later Generalleutnant) Helmut Friebe (Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross

Japan, Empire. An Order of the Rising Sun and Japanese Decorations to Arthur Diosy, 1910 visually-hidden along with being winner ofA Private Case containing several Japanese decorations: An Order of the Rising Sun, Commander, in silver and enamels, measures 54. 5mm (w) x 83. 9 mm (h inclusive of Paulownia flower suspension), exhibiting enamel chips in the suspension and in several corners of the white enamel rays, worn on original neck ribbon, in very fine condition. Two unofficial Japanese decorations, one in silver, measuring 24. 0 mm (w) x 28. 3 mm (h), worn on a white and