World War 1 Victory Medal-Siam [Thailand] Official version with euro weave Ribbon. Siam “Chai Medal” (Victory) established in 2464 BE. (1921 AD) by King Vajiravut (Rama VI) To be awarded to soldiers and officers who had served in World War I in Europe, when Siam joined the Allies in the war. Obverse: Portrait of Narayana (Brahma God) blowing a Conch Shell proclaiming Victory. Rev: Thai Legend mean “Great War for the Civilization” Edge: plain The number of Thai officers and soldiers who joined the campaign was 1,255. All countries in the Allied Powers, after having won the war, agreed in a general assembly to issue a victory medal to commemorate the victory over the Central Powers. Each of every member coutries would have its own design of medal but use the same ribbon color scheme. This Medal came fron the collection of John Royston, past Ribbon Bank Manager of the Orders and Medals Society of America, all items starting with JR are from his collection. You would need to file a claim with your Post Office and once you let me know, I will contact the Post Office here to see what information is available, this can take up to 60 days. The item “JR305-World War 1 Victory Medal-Siam” is in sale since Sunday, October 30, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Militaria\WW I (1914-18)\Original Period Items\Other WWI Original Items”. The seller is “spending_grandma” and is located in Sacramento, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.