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WWI 1914-15 Star Medal Replica
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Honouring those who Australians who served in the early part of WWI, this replica medal pays tribute to the 1914-15 Star – known as the Gallipoli Star, it was awarded to all Gallipoli veterans. Established in December 1918, the 1914-15 Star was awarded to all British Empire forces who served in the First World War from August 5, 1914 to December 31, 1915.
Obverse: Crossed gladii (swords) overlaid with oak wreath and King George V cypher Reverse: Plain – for inscription of recipient’s details Designer: Unknown Dimensions: 50mm high, 45mm across Ribbon: Red, white and blue stripes – representing the colours of the British Empire
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Honouring those who Australians who served in the early part of WWI, this replica medal pays tribute to the 1914-15 Star – known as the Gallipoli Star, it was awarded to all Gallipoli veterans. Established in December 1918, the 1914-15 Star was awarded to all British Empire forces who served in the First World War from August 5, 1914 to December 31, 1915.
Obverse: Crossed gladii (swords) overlaid with oak wreath and King George V cypher Reverse: Plain – for inscription of recipient’s details Designer: Unknown Dimensions: 50mm high, 45mm across Ribbon: Red, white and blue stripes – representing the colours of the British Empire
