WW1 Medals - issued to F B Davies

Three WW1 medals on individual ribbons and joined at the back with a wide band and pin attached with thread that were awarded to Private FB Davies. Details of these medals are as below;

Item 1 - STAR SERVICE MEDAL 1914-1915 is a four-pointed star, bronze, ensigned with crown. A metal ring to attach ribbon, which has the red, white and blue colours of the Empire, in shaded and watered stripes.
Front of medal: The uppermost point of the star is replaced by a royal crown. The center features two crossed Gladius Roman swords with blades pointing upward. The swords are overlaid with a wreath of oak leaves. A central scroll is placed horizontally across the crossed blades.

Item 2 - BRITISH WAR MEDAL 1914-1920 is silver and round with large clip attached on the top of the ribbon with the colours of blue, orange, white, and black.
Front of medal: a bareheaded effigy of King George V.
Back of medal: a naked St George is depicted riding a horse, advancing to the right, holding a short sword. The horse is shown trampling over the Prussian eagle shield, along with the emblems of death (a skull and cross-bones). Above the scene is the risen sun of victory.

Item 3 - VICTORY MEDAL 1914-1918 is bronze and round with ring to attach ribbon of yellow, red, green, blue, and violet. The ribbon has a 'two rainbow ' design, with the violet from each rainbow on the outside edges moving through to a central red stipe where both rainbows meet.
Front of medal: A winged, draped figure of Victory. Her left arm is extended outwards, and her right hand holds a palm branch. She stands with her feet together, looking directly forward, with a stark, plain background.
Back of medal: The entire inscription is surrounded by a laurel wreath, which is a traditional symbol of victory.