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INTERALLIED VICTORY MEDAL





Awarded to those who served in the mobilized Belgian Army between 1 August 1914 and 11 November 1918. This bronze medal, originally proposed by the French Field-Marshal Foch as an inter-allied medal and later thus accepted, was instituted on 15 July 1919. It is worn immediately after the IJzer Medal. Later Royal Decrees extended the award of this medal to various other recipients, e.g. participants of the African campaigns, merchant navy personnel and fishermen etc.


Variation 1 : close up of the front



classification : B015-01
nothing on the back of the medal
uniface



Variation 1 : close up of the back



classification : B015-01



Variation 1 : special features



classification : B015-01
no name of the engraver
attachment is 5 mm
medal is 1 mm thick



Variation 2 : close up of the front



classification : B015-02
nothing on te back of the medal
uniface



Variation 2 : close up of the back



classification : B015-02



Variation 2: special features



classification B015-02
no name of the engraver
attachment is 6 mm
medal is 2 mm thick



Variation 3: close up of the front



classification B015-03
nothing on the back of the medal
uniface



Variation 3 : close up of the back



classification B015-03



Variation 3 : special features



classification B015-03
name of the engraver ( paul dubois )
attachment is 5 mm
medal is 2 mm thick



Variation 4 : close up of the front



classification B015-04
french made example



Variation 4 : close up of the back



classification B015-04



Variation 4 : special features



classification B015-04
stamp bronze as you can see on the rim
name of the engraver ( paul dubois )
attachment is 6 mm
medal is 2 mm thick



Variation 5 : close up of the front



classification B015-05
chech made example



Variation 5 : close up of the back



classification B015-05



Variation 5 : special features



classification B015-05
no name of the engraver
" R " at the back of the medal
attachment is 3 mm
loop attachment
medal is 2 mm thick



Variation 6 : close up of the front



classification B015-06
CHECH MADE EXAMPLE



Variation 6 : close up of the back



classification B015-06



Variation 6 : special features



classification B015-06
no name of the engraver
" R " at the back of the medal
attachment is 5 mm
medal is 2 mm thick



Variation 7 : close up of the front



classification B015-07
chech made example



Variation 7 : close up of the back



classification B015-07



Variation 7: special features



classification B015-07
no name of the engraver
faded "LA" at the back of the medal
attachment is 2 mm
medal is 2 mm thick



Variation 8 : close up of the front



classification B015-08
chech made example



Variation 8 : close up of the back



classification B015-08



Variation 8 : special features



classification B015-08
name of the engraver ( paul dubois )
"LA" at the back of the medal
attachment is 3 mm
medal is 2 mm thick



Variation 9 : close up of the front



classification B015-09
belgium made
double strike



Variation 9 : close up of the back



classification B015-09



Variation 9 : special features



classification B015-09
double strike on the front



Variation 10 : close up of the front



classification B015-10
belgium made
small attachment



Variation 10 : close up of the back



classification B015-10



Variation 10 : special features



classification B015-10
small attachment



Variation 11 : close up of the front



classification B015-11
belgium made
bigger attachment



Variation 11 : close up of the back



classification B015-11



Variation 11 : special features



classification B015-11
bigger attachment



Variation 12 : close up of the front



classification B015-12
chech made ?



Variation 12 : close up of the back



classification B015-12



Variation 12 : special features



CLASSIFICATION B015-12
NO NAME OF THE ENGRAVER
ATTACHMENT IS 3 MM
LOOP ATTACHMENT
MEDAL IS 3 MM THICK



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