Extremely rare / Japanese National Railways (JNR) Miyuki Line [Commemorating the recipient of the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Second Class, Yoshie Morita, former chairman of the Japan Transportation Hobby Association (deceased)] Aikoku → Kofuku Hard Ticket Tie pin / Tie bar / Collar pin / Tie clip / Money clip / Clip brooch. Specially ordered limited distribution item. Extremely rare, specially ordered, limited production distribution item, making it a hard-to-find item. Stored in an accessory case after use, without any protective covering. [Words written on the back] See above. Due to the storage period, this is a used item. There is no metal material notation. Recommended condition level. It can be used normally as a tie pin or brooch without any problems. Please understand that this is a used item based on the standard of being a stored item. There may be scratches and stains. Please judge from the images. I will sell it to those who understand and want to collect it. Please check the specifications, size, and condition from the images and only purchase if you are satisfied. ★Regarding discounts, please be sure to read the profile★ If you wish for anonymous shipping, please comment in advance. Also, negotiations for discounts will only be accepted within a reasonable range. Basically, those who aim to resell on 2IDs or Yahoo Auctions are also welcome, but we will block those who are judged not to have a fair mindset. Also, those who pay at a convenience store/ATM are requested to inform us of the scheduled payment date and time after purchase for the sake of progress. Changes to the shipping method after purchase or price negotiation will not be accommodated. Even during price negotiations, the person who purchases first will have priority. Recently, there have been many cases of being "snatched" during negotiations. ※Yoshie Morita (Title) Former Member of the House of Councillors (Liberal Democratic Party) Date of Birth: November 29, 1903 Birthplace: Tokyo Education: Graduated from the Faculty of Economics, Kyoto Imperial University [1929] Career: After serving as a JNR director and General Manager of Kanto, he was a member of the House of Councillors (national constituency) from 1953 to 1959. After that, he served as the first president of Nagoya Rinkai Railway Company. Awards: Order of the Sacred Treasure, Second Class / 1975 Date of Death: October 24, 1982