Hello Dirk, According to Mr Laslo's reference this type is classed as a Reproduction Type 1. It, as your picture shows, does not have the designers name 'O.Spaniel' on the obverse, as is seen by the picture at the top of this thread. It is suspended by a ball suspender instead of the cylinder or barrel suspender normally seen on the official issues. On the reverse the letters are thicker and the linden leavers are wider than those seen on the official issues. Some, but not all, of these repro's have a small triangle shaped hallmark, which will look like 'AC' inside a triangle with the word BRONZE in capitals somewhere on the edge. While this hallmark is usually seen at the 6 o'clock position it has also been seen in other positions on the rim. This hallmark is of the Paris firm of Adrean Chobillon. This Paris firm produced a lot of reproductions of a number of the Victory medal series. There is also a further variety of this reproduction, classed as the Reproduction Type 3 which is a cast version of the type you have displayed. It has a slightly pitted appearance and lessened detail and is slightly smaller in diameter. While this reproduction is more commonly seen with the accompanying French ribbon it is also seen with the later style of Czech victory ribbon (as is the case with your example, as well as the example at the start of this thread). This ribbon was introduced in the mid 1930's and is also seen on the Czech Re-issue Types. If you are at all interested in the Interallied Victory medal series I would suggest that you try and locate a copy of the late Mr Alexander Laslo's book 'The Interallied Victory Medals of World War 1', 2nd Edition, 1992. It is a must for the victory medal collector. When I have time this weekend I shall scan pictures of the example of the Repro Type 1 in my collection and post it here for your comparison. Hope this helps. Regards, Rob