Japan, Empire. A Lot of Three Cased Awards

1. An Order of the Sacred Treasure, VII. Class. Instituted January 4th, 1888. An eight-pointed star constructed of silver with arms of two varying lengths, suspended from a period-original ribbon featuring a hook-and-loop closure on the reverse, unmarked, measuring 36.9 mm (w) x 40.5 mm (l). Accompanied by its rosette and its presentation case, constructed of black bakelite with an intact interior hinge cover and functional clasp closure;

2. A 1904-1905 War Medal, Instituted March 31st, 1906. A circular bronze medal, on a single toe claw and medal bar for suspension, measuring 30.3 mm; in case of issue, black lacquer over wood;

3. Medal of Honour. Instituted December 7 1881. In silver, a round medal bearing Japanese kanji encircled by a wreath on the obverse, reverse named, worn on a decorative suspension with clasp indicating the date of conferral, a light blue ribbon with hook and eye on reverse,  measures 30.2 mm (d), dark patina, minor wear; contained in its case of issue, a black lacquer case with dark red silk and velvet interior, accompanied by a bow lapel pin in dark blue ribbon, very fine as a lot.