This is the Ribbon as currently in use since 1 July 1919. It is also used for the R.A.F.Levies L.S.G.C. Medal as instituted in 1948.

Again we are able to offer an original silk sample of the ribbon to this star. "Quartermaster's Comment":- This is the proper watered silk ribbon as came with the medal. Interesting to note how the South Atlantic Medal for the Falklands Campaign embraced the same colours.

We refer you to the Medal Year Book Medal No. 191. "Quartermaster's Comment":- The Kiwi National Colours!! Michael tells me that this is the original heavy silk weave.

You can pick up the Medal for this Ribbon in the Medal Year Book as No.198.

You will find the Medal for this Ribbon as No.169 in The Medal Year Book.

This is the Original Cotton Version of this Ribbon. You can pick this up, I think, with a close scan of the photo.

This Medal Ribbon for some reason is a bit thinner than most, being only 28 mm across, when the actual Medal was 36 mm. The Suspension was just that much thinner over the Clasps.

Here we have the Standard Ribbon for the Italy Star, which as you all know depicts the Italian National Colours.

You can pick up the Medal for this Ribbon as No.152 in The Medal Year Book.

You will find that this Ribbon is used for Medal No.163 in the Medal Year Book.

The thin red stripe down the centre denotes the 'Military' Division of this fine Decoration.

In our Notes in CONTACT...for Medal No.31...for which this is the Ribbon...We note that 2204 of these Medals were in fact issued.

This Medal gave the letters P.S.C. behind your name. The Medal was rarely given. In fact Michael tells me ONLY three times.

Looking at our notes in CONTACT...where you will find the Medal as No.25, Michael has noted that a total of only 40 of these medals were in fact issued.

We refer you to No.18 in CONTACT where you can pick up all the info on the Medal concerned!!!