Manchukuo, Japanese Occupation. Two Medals United Republic of 1916 and after two and

1916 and after two and a half weeks

He felt that after his leave that he would be in a better position to decide on what he was going to do and the attending officer noted that Laplante should have "no difficulty in finding work"

The top of the lanyard has a gilt washed

The obverse states basic information

Manchukuo, Japanese Occupation. Two Medals United Republic of 1916 and after two andChina, Manchukuo, Japanese Occupation: National Foundation Merit Medal (in blackened bronze with silvered characters, measuring 30. 3 mm in diameter, original ribbon with hook and eye); and Japan, Empire: Korean National Census Commemorative Medal (in bronze, measuring 30. 3 mm in diameter, original ribbon with hook and eye, in its balsa wood box of issue, marked on the lid, lightly soiled recessed medal bed). Near extremely fine.