Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers’ Decoration Group To Lieutenant Holden Archive in that their advantages lay

in that their advantages lay in familiarity with local terrain and topography

In frosted silver stamped aluminum

He served as a Commanding Officer of the Canadian Officers Training Corps at Queen's

and is as follows:On the attack of the left flank

"Mississauga Horse"

Canada. A Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers’ Decoration Group To Lieutenant Holden Archive in that their advantages layWar and Victory Medals, (405810 W. O. CL. 1. W. J. HOLDEN. 102 CAN. INF.) Naming is impressed; Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long Service Medal, George V, (A Bandsman. W. J. HOLDEN. 19th. Regt) Naming is impressed; Colonial Auxiliary Forces Officers Decoration, George V, (LIEUT. (D. OF M.) W. J. HOLDEN.) Naming is impressed; Court mounted on pin bar. Very fine. Footnote: William Joseph Holden was born on 28th May 1878 in Dundas, Ontario. He found