WW1 Allied Victory Miniture Medal, also known as "The Great War for Civilisation Medal 1914-1919".

Here's some information about this miniture medal: Purpose: It was issued by various Allied nations to their military personnel to commemorate their service during World War I. Design: The obverse (front) depicts a winged figure of Victory (often representing Athene Nike), holding a palm branch, symbolizing triumph and peace. The reverse typically features the inscription "THE GREAT WAR FOR CIVILISATION 1914-1919" surrounded by a laurel wreath. Material: The British version, like the one in the image, is made of bronze, often with a clear lacquer coating for a brighter finish. Ribbon: It was typically suspended by a rainbow-colored ribbon, symbolizing the "calm after the storm" of the war and the unity of the Allied nations. Eligibility: To qualify for the British Victory Medal, personnel needed to have served in a theatre of war between August 5, 1914, and November 11, 1918. Context: It was never awarded alone but usually accompanied by the British War Medal, and sometimes also the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star, together colloquially known as "Pip, Squeak, and Wilfred". Size of Medal is 17mm