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This medal was awarded to all services of the British armed forces that had already received the 1914 Star or 1914-15 Star and to those who received the British War Medal.

World war I (1914-18) was fought between the Allied Powers and the Central Powers. On the western front fighting was characterised by trench warfare where during an attack a few metres of ground were gained for an enormous cost in lives. Aerial warfare developed into bombing and air-toair combat. On November 11th an armistice was signed between Germany and the allies bringing the war to an end.

This reproduction Victory medal is made from 22ct golt plated lead-free pewter. It is supplied on a rainbow coloured ribbon attached to a card with an image of troops surrounded by motar bombs on the front and historical information on the reverse.

Queens Crown Royal Air Force Sweetheart metal pin badge.

F35 Lightning enamel pin badge with butterfly clasp.

Rhodium plated with textured areas. Enamelled Spitfire in Poppy wreath.  

This white sparkle bangle and red crystal poppy charm comes to you in a presentation box.

The Ace Pilot 5006 watch was designed as a tribute to the brave Spitfire pilots in the Second World War, all of whom were true heroes. 

Made exclusively for the RAF Museum.

RAF Roundel Cufflinks by Onyx Art in high polish chrome finish and enamel detailing.

Royal Air Force Museum logo pin badge

Made exclusively for the RAF Museum.

A brooch with wings was most often given by an RAF airman to his special woman, who would wear it to remember her brave man, risking his life in the service of his King and Country.