Collection of 8 Rare Japanese Military & Commemorative Medals with Original Paulownia Boxes - Early Showa Era (1930s) This is a significant historical collection of 8 vintage Japanese medals and badges, primarily dating from the early Showa era (1930s). This period is highly sought after by collectors of Japanese militaria and history. Most items in this set come with their original paulownia wood boxes, which have preserved the pieces and added to their provenance. Items Included: 1935 (Showa 10) National Census Commemorative Badge: A beautiful silver-toned medal featuring a golden bird (Yatagarasu) and sunburst design. Imperial Japanese Reservist Association Member Badges (3 Variants): These include different prestigious designs featuring phoenixes and the imperial sunburst, representing the pride of former servicemen. Imperial Review Commemorative Badge (Shiga Prefecture): A rare regional medal issued for the 1934 Imperial Military Review in Shiga. Diligence & Merit Medal: Featuring farming tools and cherry blossom imagery, representing civilian contribution to the nation. Special Merit/Commemorative Rosette Badge: A striking golden star and anchor design mounted on a traditional purple and white fabric rosette. Imperial Review White Enamel Daisy Badge: A delicate enamel piece related to imperial inspections. Condition: All items are in good vintage condition with a natural aged patina that highlights their authenticity. The wooden boxes are well-preserved, though some show light signs of age. The pins and fasteners on the reverse sides are intact. Please add extra information here: Size: The medals vary in size, with most being approximately 3 cm to 5 cm in diameter/height. Dimensions (Boxes): Approximately 6.5 cm x 4.5 cm x 2.0 cm per box (standard size). Weight: Total weight for the entire set (including boxes) is approximately500g. Shipping method: Shipped from Japan via EMS or registered airmail with tracking . Carefully packed to ensure the wooden boxes are not damaged during transit.