A Great War D.c.m. Group Awarded To The Coldstream Guards Auction He was transferred to the

He was transferred to the 4th Division Ammunition Column as a Gunner on April 7

incorporating the arms of the Protectorate

Signed by Regiment Commander Obersturmbannfuhrer Gustav Mertsch

He was a Bookkeeper in his civilian life with George Foster & Son in Brantford

PPCLI and remained with them until 26 Oct 1951 when he was returned to Canada and took his release on 17 Jan 1952

A Great War D.c.m. Group Awarded To The Coldstream Guards Auction He was transferred to theA Great War D. C. M. group awarded to the Coldstream Guards Distinguished Conduct Medal, George V (636 Pte J. RUDDICK. 2 GDS: BDE: M. G. Coy M. G. GDS:); 1914 Star (7407 Pte J. RUDDICK. C. GS:); Victory Medal (7407 PTE. J. RUDDICK. C. GDS.); British War Medal (7407 PTE. J. RUDDICK. C. GDS.); Canadian Volunteer Service Medal (unnamed); and War Medal 1939 1945 (unnamed). Naming is officially impressed on the DCM and WWI. Crisp detail, polished, light