A mounted group of three campaign and service medals, attached to a single metal bar for wear:
Victory Medal (1914–1919): Bronze medal featuring a winged figure of Victory holding a palm branch on obverse; reverse inscribed THE GREAT WAR FOR CIVILISATION 1914–1919. Ribbon displays rainbow-coloured stripes symbolizing allied unity.
British War Medal (1914–1918): Silver medal bearing the left-facing effigy of King George V on obverse; reverse shows St. George on horseback trampling the eagle shield of Central Powers. Ribbon orange with blue, white, and black borders.
Defence Medal (1939–1945): Silver medal with crowned effigy of King George VI on obverse; reverse features the Royal Crown flanked by a lion and a rearing griffin, dated 1939–1945. Ribbon green with orange center and thin black borders.
The set represents service spanning both World Wars, with the earlier medals recognizing participation in the First World War, and the final medal awarded for home or overseas service during the Second World War.