Greece, Kingdom. An Inter-Allied Victory Medal Auction Archive Voluntary Medical Service Medal with

Voluntary Medical Service Medal with Second Award Bar for an Additional Five Years' Service (MISS EDITH JOHNSON)

others feature propaganda phrases

This particular leaflet comes from the largest collection of such leaflets assembled in Belgrade over 40 years

Four clasps: Alma

A Salesman's Board with Fourteen Awards - Each position on the board is numbered in black ink

Greece, Kingdom. An Inter-Allied Victory Medal Auction Archive Voluntary Medical Service Medal withInstituted in 1920. In dark bronze, engraver marked "Henry NOCO" on the obverse, measuring 36. 8 mm in diameter, light contact, replacement ribbon, very fine. Footnote: The Inter Allied Victory Medal was instituted on October 6, 1920, after a proposal by French Marshal Ferdinand Foch at the Versailles Conference in 1918, where the attendees decided that all the allied nations were to create a commemorative medal, in honour of those who took part in