Korea, Yi Dynasty. A Grand Order Of The Golden Ruler, I Class Grand Cordon, C.1910 GTRexclude that he was experiencing "Neurasthenia"

that he was experiencing "Neurasthenia" (a mechanical weakness of the actual nerves)

Werner & Sohne

A well known collector and authority on the subject D

It was determined by medical authorities that he be transferred to England pending transport to Canada on May 2nd

measuring 78 mm x 83 mm and 100 mm x 48 mm

Korea, Yi Dynasty. A Grand Order Of The Golden Ruler, I Class Grand Cordon, C.1910 GTRexclude that he was experiencing "Neurasthenia"(Kumch'ok Taehunjang). Instituted 1900 by Emperor Kwangmu. Single Class. Conferred on heads of state and royalty only, a large silver sash badge consisting of a four principle arms composed of groups three large white rays, clusters of five rays in each quadrant, three Hibiscus blossoms in white enamels in each quadrant forming a surrounding laurel, obverse centre presenting the taeguk in blue and red enamels, silver rulers extending from centre along