A 1917 Distinguished Conduct Medal For Counter Actions At Bourlon Wood Archive near mint condition and extremely

near mint condition and extremely rare

retired in 1970 as a Colonel

Upon the conclusion of hostilities

and is on record as being a Lieutenant (Retired) as of 1940

Charles Webster signed his Attestation Paper with the 79th Infantry Battalion "Manitoba Battalion" at Elgin

A 1917 Distinguished Conduct Medal For Counter Actions At Bourlon Wood Archive near mint condition and extremelyA 1917 Distinguished Conduct Medal for Counter Actions at Bourlon Wood George V (16460 L. Cpl A. PRESCOTT. 12 S. W. BORD:). Naming is officially impressed, "C" in "PRESCOTT" is double struck. Dark patina, better than extremely fine. Accompanied by copies of the War Diary for the 12th Battalion, South Wales Borderers (dated November 22 to 25, 1917), as well as Prescott's citation in the Second Supplement to the London Gazette 30601. Footnote: 16460