United Kingdom. A Distinguished Conduct Medal, to Corporal Arthur W. Farr, 18th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps Hold one for placing third in

one for placing third in a 4 km dash

It was completed in August 1940 and was used only until March 1941

two Rolls of Individuals entitled to the QSA and Clasps (one for the six campaign clasps

Thairs eventually made his way to the French theatre of operations with the 3rd Canadian Infantry Battalion

The sides bear chin straps which secure together with two wooden buttons on the right flap meeting an analogous reinforced buttonhole on the left flap

United Kingdom. A Distinguished Conduct Medal, to Corporal Arthur W. Farr, 18th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps Hold one for placing third inGeorge V (4171 Cpl A. W. FARR. 18 M. G. C.). Naming is officially impressed in large capitals, contact marks, surface wear, edge nicks, replacement ribbon, near fine. Accompanied by a research paper. Footnote: Corporal Arthur W. Farr was originally a member of the East Surrey Regiment (1481) before joining the 18th Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (4171). Corporal Farr was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal, his citation stating "For conspicuous