ID help Ribbon Bar 1916-1919 era & Shoulder Cord

[Tpatcher]

I know the left one is a Victory WWl and the right one is the Mexican Expedition. I just can't ID the wide one in the middle. Also is the aiguillette period to these awards?

[BEAT_NAVY]

The heavily faded one looks to be good conduct.

 

The one attach to it possibly a unofficial ww1 victory though not sure on that.

[usmedalman]

Left to right, WWI Victory medal, unknown local WWI commemorative, unknown local WWI commemorative, Mexican Service

Medal. The cord looks more like a WWI era campaign hat cord because of the knot/ball in the center. If it is a hat cord it would also have acorn-type tips on each end of the cord.

[everforward]

The third one over that is multi-colored is the (unofficial) Inter-Allied Victory Award ribbon, usually thought of as a souvenir....many soldiers received them during the welcome home parades and such. Wearing this along with the 'official' victory medal is a bit of overkill, but as you can see it didn't stop many people from doing it.

 

[everforward]

The very-faded 2nd ribbon in from the left may be a very early VFW ribbon, hard to tell.