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Transcript of the Decree that created the Brazilian Vic. DECREE 16.074 - 22 JUNE 1923 It creates a commemorative medal inter-ally, called "Victory Medal" The President of the United States of Brazil, whereas in January 24, 1919 the Peace Conference adopted the proposal of Marshal Foch, so that all the fighters of the Great War received a commemorative medal that same used by them at all parts of the world, will keep the eternal feelings of camaraderie that you do on the battlefield, the strength of armies, and ensure the memory, during peace, the greatness of the Allied nations, whereas an inter-allied established later that this medal was called " Victory Medal," and that the rules for granting it should be such as to avoid its confusion with any other commemorative medal, decides on the proposal of Ministry of the Navy, and in harmony with the basic principles set out by the commission, order the following: Article 1 It is a commemorative medal created inter-ally, called " Victory Medal." Article 2 This medal is bronze frosted round with 0m, 036 in diameter, 0m, 004 thick, and fringed with two palms, and the center of the front of the symbolic figure of Victoria, standing in front on a plain background and no inscription or date. In the back will have the national shield encircled by the shields of the allied and associated nations, all encircled by the 'Great war for civilization. " Article 3 The medal is suspended from a ribbon, like all the allies and associates, whose colors are the rainbow of two juxtaposed side by red with a white wire on each side. This Ribbon will 0m, 0m, and 036 wide, 040 long. Article 4 will be entitled the " Victory Medal " all military personnel or civilians who have been employed in actual war service by a minimum space of three months, set out below: 1º, Officers, NCOs, and lower squares in the Navy, including cabin boys and contractors, who served in the squadron in military operations at any time between the departure of their units on the island of Fernando de Noronha on August 1, 1918 and his return to the same island on May 19, 1919; 2º, officials of the National Army and below that, being incorporated into the French Army by virtue of art. 2º do decreto n. 2 of Decree No 3.427, de 27 de dezembro de 1917, com ele combateram; 3427 of 27 December 1917, fought with him; 3º, the naval officers who are appointed by the warnings of the Ministry of Marine ns. 140, 141, 142, 143 and 144, January 8, 1918, 386, 387, 388 and 389 of January 22, 1918, to practice and study aviation in England, there were actually employed on duty patrolling back ; 4º, the Navy officers, appointed by the Ministry of Marine warnings ns. 1233, to March 29, 1917, 3447, to September 18, 1917, and 4747 of December 12, 1917, to serve in the Navy of the United States of America, which in this Nation warships, made part of U.S. forces in war service; 5º, the Brazilian civilians who enlisted and fought in Allied armies or navies; 6º, the Brazilian military and naval attaches next to England, France, Italy and United States of America, who have served in these places after October 26, 1917 until the date of the armistice; 7º, members of military missions organized by the warnings ns. 4680 of December 7, 1917 and 4735 of 11 December 1917, the Ministry of Marine and notice number 428 of 18 May 1917, the Ministry of War, who served on these committees at any time between the dates of appointment and the armistice; 8º, the Brazilian members of the medical mission organized by the decree n. 13092 of July 10, 1918, who have been in hospitals for victims of war or administration work relating to them in France, Italy, England and Belgium; 9º, the military or navy of the National Army who received the Cross of Campaign 1914 to 1919, referred to the decree n. 15600 of August 11, 1922, and those who have cooperated effectively in war service. Article 5 shall not be entitled * Victory Medal ", with about one quarter included in the article, the deserters, convicts and those excluded from the Army and Navy, by sentence or disciplinary action. Article 6 The competent departments of the Ministries of War and Navy will organize from the outset to understand relations all military, currently living in conditions of receiving the Victory Medal *, "according to the provisions of this decree, and all civil under the same conditions that these ministries have depended on the time of services rendered or settlements that have them. The list shall show for each of the military therein, the current post and had to order the services provided. Article 7 The military that are not included in the relations mentioned in art. 6, or civilians about whom there are no official settlements, require the Ministry of War or Navy, as appropriate, the grant of the Victory Medal * "gathering documents to prove their right. Article 8 organizes the relations mentioned in art. 6º, or established rights of applicants, according to art. 7º, will be plowed the decrees granting the medal and sent to interested diplomas and medals, including those signed in the Ministries of War and Navy, respectively, by the heads of the Central Department of the Navy and the Province. Article 9 A * Victory Medal "will be used on the left breast, as follows: 1º, the military, according to its uniform policy; 2º, in uniform who, by their regulations, whether to use the ribbond of the medals or decorations on a folded Bar instead of themselves, will also be used to ribbon * Victory Medal " folded over a Bar; 3º, and civilians, as well as the military, in civilian clothes, they will use the medal on the left breast. Article 10. And civilians, as well as the military in civilian clothes may use the tape's distinctive folded over a Bar, as indicated in art. 9º, paragraph 3 rd, with the narrow ribbon with the colors themselves, stuck in his lapel, or even chest, a reduction of the medal, with 0m, 015, in diameter, suspended or current pin itself. Article 11. Revokes the provisions to the contrary. Rio de Janeiro, June 22, 1923, 102 and 35 of the Independence of the Republic. Arthur da Silva Bernardes. Alexandre Faria de Alencar. Setembrino Fernando de Carvalho

Hi Rob. # 4 The medal has no marks, details very bad .. I believe it is a medal at the end of production or the cast was very worn. I make new photos. Medal # 5 is marked on the edge of the foot "Victory" a triangle mark, not sure if it's made in France or Belgium. I also provide pictures that detail. lambert

I would start this topic with commemorative medals. I believe this is the first time you can see this medal. Commemorative Medal WWI Armistice This medal is in the Catalogue of the Medals of the Republic - Kurt Prober - 7C - Pag: 64, struck at the mint in Rio de Janeiro in 1918. 70mm , Copper Medal. Medal design and engraved with Augustus G. Girardet. Obverse: in French "On Ne Pas Nasse" August 4, 1914 * November 11, 1918 Verse: Flags of the 13 victorious nations Photo: Milton Basile

My Service Medal of the New Jersey City , named to: J.M. LINDEN

beautiful chocolate color.

These are exemplary of my Belgian Vic. in cool conditions. A curious red cross, according to the seller, would be medical staff. others say it may be wounded, an unofficial version? well, only time will tell.

Well Tim, I just thought this hypothesis: This would be one of the most plausible answers, one mistake can always happen in the production of MVs. this was not the first time.

Okay Tim, was a valid suggestion. perhaps able to maintain a common trade, and more reliable provenance. Lambert

I think, that a great idea .. :jumping:

Hi Bilco. I saw this item on ebay, I was in my plans to buy it .. but I lost the time of end of auction. . more luck for me next time. It is a difficult item to appear. and I think the coolest official type. Great purchase. ! For that looks amazing I have not got the Vic's French and Italian. !! Lambert :cheers:

Gavin, It's Fabulous! acquisition gorgeous, congratulations. lambert

Then, the wounded / KIA Pin can be easily confused with the Pin American Legion of Honor. Thanks for the explanation. Lambert

hello everyone! I would like to identify my MV British Nominated: L-26225 Gnr. J. Connell. RA lambert :cheers:

This is my Checa Vic. I bought a few months after beginning my collection of MV. Ribbon (unnofficial ?) has seen better days. Medal Type 2. Signature of the sculptor O. Spaniel. Manufacture of Kremnica Mincovňa.

It's always good to know some of the stories of soldiers. Great medals. I'm not near the end of this collection. Soon photos of my Service Medals 1917/18. Good weekend to all. Lambert :beer:

Hello, You have better shots, more evident with the details? :cheers:

Hi Tim, No, I'm just pointing this way, each one has its original box. I paid $ 100.00 in Vic. I found a great price, because they always come to $ 150.00 or more! . More photos! :cheers:

This is my example, very well maintained Campaign Medal 1915-20 Victory Medal and Japanese. very cool.

Single model: Service medal ohio mahoning county

Model shown: Allentown & Lehigh County (Pennsylvania) (LF Grammes & Sons, a manufacturer of Allentown, Pennsylvania).

These are other service medals that I also. Single model: City of New Haven (Connecticut) (Whitehead & Hoag, a manufacturer of Newark, New Jersey)

:lol: hahahah, Perhaps a shell wound. well, I contacted the seller who informed me that it could be an emblem Medical (paramedic or doctor) .. I still have doubts because I can not find it in official catalogs.

The Portugese Victory Medal was created in June 1923 along the lines established in early 1919 and respected by allies that adopt the collective commemorative medal. A diploma is awarded the medal The model is the work of Brazilian writer Jorge Soubre There are two main productions Type 1: the official form produced by the Mint of Rio that bear the marks of the hand (Casa da Moeda - Rio Type 2: the model of private production (Facilities The Royal) identical but unmarked on the side The originals have a patina of your "brown". However, we found more and more often this medal with very dark patina, is a variant of a known or a reissue? In addition, A. Laslo in his book shows a small ring soldered to the medal and through which passes the ribbon ring suspension. It is nevertheless true that, with style Siamese "official" currency of the rarest of the series. I'm posting photos of a small piece of treasure that is the Brazilian WWI Victory Medal. which unfortunately is not my collection. This is a Mini. 15,48mm All the Best Lambert

This and a series that I really like. On this issue I have a small number of service medals in my collection. even have pictures on my website, with photos and text (in Portuguese) so far only two are there. Sevice Medal Connecticut . http://medalhasdegue...-estada-de.html Medal Service Pennsylvania "PNG" http://medalhasdegue...ilvania-28.html