China, Qing Dynasty. An Order Of The Double Dragon, I Class, Iii Grade Sash Badge, C.1910 Archive at the end of the

at the end of the war he was redeployed to Latvia where he was taken prisoner by the Russians

reverse with dates in relief ‘1899 1900’

5 mm (w) x 54 mm (h - inclusive integral suspension)

1890 in Copgrove

the shorter strap with a brass short-linked chain finishing with a u-shaped hook

China, Qing Dynasty. An Order Of The Double Dragon, I Class, Iii Grade Sash Badge, C.1910 Archive at the end of the(Shuang Lung Pao Hsing). Instituted in 1882. Type II (1900 1912 Issue). A silver gilt award, consisting of six smooth arms, obverse centre presenting three concentric circles, first presenting a large coral bead denoting I Class, second with two ascending dragons as well as a a small coral bead denoting III Grade, final outer circle consisting of alternating tower and thunder clouds in blue enamel, measuring 44. 8 mm (w) x 63. 8 mm (h inclusive of its