WW2 Canadian British The Pacific Miniature Medal Campaign Star

The WW2 Canadian British The Pacific Miniature Medal Campaign Star is a scaled-down version of the official campaign medal awarded to personnel who served in the Pacific Theater during the Second World War. Instituted in 1945, the Pacific Star recognized service between December 8, 1941, and September 2, 1945, in operational areas within the Pacific and Indian Oceans. This miniature medal is crafted to replicate the full-size original, featuring a six-pointed bronze star design. The obverse displays the Royal Cypher “GRI VI,” representing King George VI, encircled by a band bearing the medal’s name. The ribbon is comprised of three equal-width stripes: green to symbolize the jungle, red for army service, and a central yellow stripe representing the sun. This miniature version was typically worn on mess dress or civilian clothing to denote military honors, reflecting its wearer’s contribution to the Pacific campaign during WWII.