This is a miniature version of the “1914 Star,” officially issued by the British government in November AD 1917 to veterans who had participated in the first year of World War I, specifically in the battles fought in France and Flanders in AD 1914.
The medal is shaped as a four-pointed star surmounted by a crown. The obverse features a pair of crossed swords at the centre, overlaid with a scroll inscribed with the dates “1914 AUG NOV,” denoting the period from August to November AD 1914. Surrounding this is a laurel wreath adorned with the royal cypher of King George V.
The medal is suspended from a ring attached to the top and is connected to a ribbon featuring a tricolour pattern of red, white, and blue. It also includes a rectangular clasp bearing the inscription “5TH AUG – 22 NOV. 1914,” indicating the period from August 5 to November 22, AD 1914.