World War I fallen soldiers commemorative pins poppy crown heraldic emblem

Short Description:

This is a commemorative pin featuring a prominent red poppy on the left side.
The poppy has a black center and is accented with a green leaf, all outlined in gold.
To the right of the poppy is an emblem with a crown on top.
Below the crown, there’s a blue ribbon inscribed with “UBIQUE” in gold letters.
“UBIQUE ” is a Latin adverb that means everywhere. In a military context,
it is often used as a motto to signify a unit’s presence and service in various locations around the world.

The emblem also includes a wheel and another blue ribbon at the bottom with the words “QUO FAS ET GLORIA DUCUNT”.
This pin likely has a connection to military or remembrance traditions, combining the symbolic red poppy,
which is associated with remembrance of fallen soldiers,
especially in the context of World War I, with a heraldic – style emblem.