1914 Star Miniature Medal with Mons Bar
The 1914 Star Miniature Medal with Mons Bar is a miniature reproduction of the First World War campaign medal commonly known as the Mons Star.
The original 1914 Star was awarded to members of the British and Indian Expeditionary Forces who served in France or Belgium between 5 August and midnight on 22–23 November 1914.
This version includes the miniature clasp inscribed “5th AUG.–22nd NOV. 1914”. The clasp was authorised for recipients who had served under enemy fire in France or Belgium during the qualifying period.
Complete with the distinctive red, white and blue ribbon, this miniature medal is suitable for adding to an existing WW1 miniature medal group, professional medal mounting or display.
Key features:
- Miniature reproduction of the 1914 Star
- Includes the dated 1914 clasp, commonly called the Mons Bar
- Supplied with the correct red, white and blue medal ribbon
- Suitable for miniature medal groups and professional mounting
- Ideal as a replacement, display or collectors’ medal
Please note: “Mons Star” and “Mons Bar” are commonly used names. The official medal designation is the 1914 Star, and the dated bar is officially described as a clasp.