WW1 Pair Durham Light Infantry British War Medal Victory Medal Pistol C (British Pharmacopoeia Commission) standards

C (British Pharmacopoeia Commission) standards

Crafted from durable metal with a gleaming chrome finish

as are the sight reference lines on the housing and below the slot in the mirror inside the lid

allowing for the efficient routing of power

enhancing operational efficiency

WW1 Pair Durham Light Infantry British War Medal Victory Medal Pistol C (British Pharmacopoeia Commission) standardsDuring World War I, the British government awarded a number of different campaign and service medals to members of the military. The most common combination of medals was a pair, consisting of the British War Medal and the Victory Medal, which were also known as the "Squeak and the Wilfred." The British War Medal was awarded to all personnel who served in a theater of war between August 5, 1914, and November 11, 1918, while the Victory Medal was