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home > Japan, Monarchy. An Order of the Rising Sun, I Class Grand Cordon, with Award Document to Ex-US Secretary of State Colin L. Powell visually-hidden First War Victory Medal (in > Japan, Monarchy. An Order of the Rising Sun, I Class Grand Cordon, with Award Document to Ex-US Secretary of State Colin L. Powell visually-hidden First War Victory Medal (in
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Japan, Monarchy. An Order of the Rising Sun, I Class Grand Cordon, with Award Document to Ex US Secretary of State Colin L. Powell visually hidden First War Victory Medal (in First War Victory Medal (in bronze Captivity for a general is dishonourable with the single rank of Grand Cordon the obverse centre exhibiting a beautiful glass cabochon in red colour
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Japan, Monarchy. An Order of the Rising Sun, I Class Grand Cordon, with Award Document to Ex-US Secretary of State Colin L. Powell visually-hidden First War Victory Medal (in

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