World War I Victory Button

Summary

World War I Victory Button is a lapel button^[1].

Key Facts

• World War I Victory Button is in the country of United States^[2].
• World War I Victory Button's instance of is recorded as lapel button^[3].
• World War I Victory Medal is named after World War I Victory Button^[4].
• World War I Victory Button's designed by is recorded as Adolph Alexander Weinman^[5].
• World War I Victory Button is part of World War I Victory Medal^[6].
• World War I Victory Button's Commons category is recorded as World War I Victory Button (United States)^[7].
• World War I Victory Button's color is recorded as bronze^[8].
• November 14, 1919 marks the founding of World War I Victory Button^[9].
• World War I Victory Button's official name is recorded as World War I Victory Button^[10].
• World War I Victory Button's inscription is recorded as US^[11].
• World War I Victory Button's native label is recorded as World War I Victory Button^[12].
• World War I Victory Button's short name is recorded as Victory button^[13].
• World War I Victory Button's diameter is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q218593', 'amount': '+0.625'}^[14].
• World War I Victory Button's next lower rank is recorded as Honorable Service Lapel Button^[15].
• World War I Victory Button's derivative work is recorded as American Legion button^[16].
• World War I Victory Button's copyright status is recorded as public domain^[17].

Body

Geography

World War I Victory Button is in the country of United States^[2]. It is part of World War I Victory Medal^[6].

Designation and Status

World War I Victory Button's instance of is recorded as lapel button^[3].

History and Context

November 14, 1919 marks the founding of World War I Victory Button^[9]. World War I Victory Medal is named after it^[4].