Korea, Empire. An Order of the Taeguk, III Class, Commander in Case visually-hidden and European size marks of

and European size marks of “41

extremely fine and very rare

signed by Adjutant General W

He attended another course from October 28 to November 24

20mm (w) x 29

Korea, Empire. An Order of the Taeguk, III Class, Commander in Case visually-hidden and European size marks ofInstituted April 17, 1900. In silver, with white enamelled rays and a blue and red enamelled center piece on the obverse and a blank reverse with an enamelled floral suspension. This decoration measures at 42. 8mm (w) x 64. 3mm (h to top of suspension), weighs 76. 2 grams (including ribbon) and is on its period ribbon with a hook and eye. The decoration features very minor wear, entact enamels, and remains in extremely fine condition. The medal is