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he ceased to be attached to the 4th Canadian Division Signal Company upon return to the Canadian Engineer Training Depot in England on April 15th
1920-1930: A fine example in mint condition
at the age of 21 and is buried in Schoonselhof Cemetery
Link insignia and marked "STERLING" on the reverse
Grand Cross: two-piece construction
A First War Group To Captain Lyman Abraham Henderson; 3Rd Infantry Battalion GTRexclude he ceased to be attachedBritish War Medal (CAPT. L. A. HENDERSON.); Victory Medal (CAPT. L. A. HENDERSON.); and George V and Queen Mary Jubilee Medal 1935. Naming is officially impressed on the BWM and VM, the JM is un named as issued. Un mounted, the First War medals with replacement ribbons, the JM on its original ribbon with pinback, bruising on the BWM, gilt wear on the VM, contact marks, very fine. Accompanied by a Miniature Group of Same (BWM: silver, 17. 8 mm; VM:
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