A War Medal Group To Gunner Cecil J. Ward, 40Th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Archive bruising and oxidation spots on

bruising and oxidation spots on the edge of the VM

Pierce returned to the United Kingdom in December 1918 and was demobilized on June 21

a grieving Wellington family and a host of friends gathered for the memorial service at his grave site in the Fonthill Cemetery

marked with "Star" mark on reverse of plate

Mounted on a full length of fine quality sash ribbon

A War Medal Group To Gunner Cecil J. Ward, 40Th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery Archive bruising and oxidation spots onBritish War Medal (302293 GNR. C. J. WARD. C. F. A.). Naming is officially impressed. Original ribbon, contact marks, very fine. Accompanied by his Identification Tags (one is octagonal, bakelite, handwritten "WARD C. J. 3rd CDAC 302293", 32. 2 mm x 37. 8 mm; the other is aluminum, stamped "3C DAC WARD C J TPTR 302293", 38. 3 mm; the two tags joined together via rope); two CANADA Shoulder Titles (bronze, unmarked, 11. 5 mm x 49 mm each, one of two