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British Empire Medal (BEM) EIIR Civilian

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SKU:BN42793

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SKU:
BN42793

Specifications

Brand Group 2, Product Group 2, Product Group 3,

Specifications

Brand Group 2:
Medals of Australia
Product Group 2:
Medals
Product Group 3:
Replica Medals
Organisation:
Honours & Awards,Imperial

Description

British Empire Medal (BEM) EIIR Civilian

Eligibility

The British Empire Medal (BEM) EIIR Civilian is awarded to individuals who provide meritorious civil service or contribute significantly to their communities. Under Queen Elizabeth II, the medal honours civilians who show dedication through sustained voluntary work, local leadership, or public service.

Design

The medal features the crowned effigy of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse, facing right. The reverse displays the royal cypher “EIIR” and the inscription “For God and the Empire”, surrounded by a laurel wreath. The silver medal is circular and engraved with the recipient’s name on the rim. Replicas are marked with the word “COPY”.

Ribbon

The ribbon is rose pink with a central pearl grey stripe and narrow pearl grey edges. This version has no military clasp, identifying it as a civilian award.

Symbolism

The BEM EIIR Civilian represents quiet commitment and public spirit. It recognises individuals who make a real difference in their communities through years of service, often without recognition or reward.

SPECIFICATIONS:
    Medal history and eligibility Read the full guide to the British Empire Medal (BEM) EIIR Civilian: its history, who is eligible, and where it sits in the order of wear.

    British Empire Medal (BEM) EIIR Civilian: mounting options explained

    Every replica medal can be supplied loose or mounted ready to wear. Here's how the options differ, so you can choose the right one.

    Court mounted Required for serving ADF members

    The medals are fixed to a stiff backing board so they sit flat and stay in line while worn. It's the neatest presentation, and serving members of the Australian Defence Force are required to wear their medals court mounted.

    Swing mounted Traditional style

    Each medal hangs freely from its ribbon below a top bar. This was the usual style from the Boer War through to World War II, and there are no fixed rules about who can wear it.

    Ribbon bar For everyday uniform wear

    Just the ribbons, mounted in order of precedence on a small bar. Ribbon bars are worn on uniform day to day, when full medals would be impractical.

    Unmounted Medal and ribbon supplied separately

    The medal and ribbon come as separate parts, ready for you or your mounter to assemble. Full size medals come with 30cm of ribbon and miniatures with 15cm.

    Full size or miniature?

    Miniatures are mounted the same way at a smaller scale. They're worn at evening and formal events, generally anything after 6pm such as dinners, where full size medals would be impractical.

    Pin or magnetic?

    Every style comes with a traditional pin or a magnetic fitting. Magnetic mounts hold firmly without putting holes in your jacket or uniform, and are easier to put on and take off, which helps anyone with limited dexterity.

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    • Graeme Eames - 11th Jun 2026

      5
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      Very good service.

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    • Graeme Eames - 11th Jun 2026

      5
      Medal

      Very good service.