Rare Chinese 1936 Xi'an Incident Commemorative Bronze Medal with Ribbon For Sale

This medal commemorates the Xi'an Incident of 1936, a major turning point in the Chinese Civil War and the lead-up to WWII. The incident involved the kidnapping of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek by his own generals to force a United Front against Japanese aggression.Design Details:
• Obverse: Features a central image of a traditional Chinese gate/palace structure (likely a gate in Xi'an) with birds flying above and a textured background. The medal is shaped in a distinctive stepped, four-pointed star or sunburst pattern.• Reverse: Features a clear Chinese inscription: 蔣介石西安蒙難紀念章 (Chiang Kai-shek Xi'an Incident Commemorative Medal) and the date 1936.• Ribbon: Includes the original red, blue, and white striped ribbon on a five-sided metal suspension backer with a safety-pin style attachment.Condition Report:
• Metal: Shows a natural aged patina with some minor surface oxidation consistent with its 90-year age. High points of the relief are well-preserved.• Ribbon: The silk shows some fraying and wear at the suspension point, as shown in photos. The colors remain distinct.• Attachment: The rear pin is intact and functional.Measurements:
• Total Height: Approximately 3.5 inches.• Medal Width: Approximately 1.75 inches.
(Please refer to the photos with the tape measure for exact scaling.)