This WW1 US InterAllied Victory Medal comes with a France Clasp and belonged to Roy Radtke from Wisconsin who served in the Army during the 1914-1918 World War I. The medal is a great piece of militaria and a collectable item that showcases the history of the United States' involvement in the war.
The medal was manufactured in the United States and its design represents the victory of the Allied powers. It is an excellent addition to any collection of medals or militaria related to the Great War.
It is extremely rare to be able to relate a Victory Medal to an individual person. Get your hands on this unique piece of history today!
The medal is in pristine condition and comes with the manufacturer's box, viz ; "The Art Medal Works Inc. Newark N.J." and is dated March 27 1920.
Roy Radtke's time in France is worth some further investigation. It is possible that he trained as a driver and this is the reason the medal package comes with the State of Wisconsin Registration a Ford Touring 20hp on his return to the States in March 1920.
Also added to the package is a Veteran's booklet by Major Maloney on the help returning soldier should expect. A reminder how returning veterans are always forgotten.