Japan, Empire. A Kiji Senshi (Pheasant and Warrior) Shakudo Bracelet Auction accompanied by a correct replacement

accompanied by a correct replacement ribbon

5 mm (w) x 60 mm (h) inclusive of its linden leaves wreath suspension

Vail was a director of the leadership department at the Infantry School located at Fort Benning

Demonstrating minor material fatigue and soiling consistent with field use

it is indicating he was attending Police School in Berlin in late 1930’s

Japan, Empire. A Kiji Senshi (Pheasant and Warrior) Shakudo Bracelet Auction accompanied by a correct replacement( ). An intricate and exquisitely detailed hand made bracelet using the ancient Shakudo jewelry making technique, consisting of a Shakudo silver alloy, with a total of nine circular links, each link with an intricate pattern on the obverse with a matching link on the opposite side, fastened together via a single chain link on the upper and lower sides, with fine gilt accents on each of the links, measuring approximately 175 mm in length, in extremely