United Kingdom. A Great War Chaplain Portrait, with Cap Badge and CEF Buttons GTRexclude Numbers for 1940 are not

Numbers for 1940 are not available

336" on the obverse

bronze MID oak leaves on the ribbon)

demonstrating near-total loss of finish to the award

the prisoners said that better than average food was provided at the subcamp

United Kingdom. A Great War Chaplain Portrait, with Cap Badge and CEF Buttons GTRexclude Numbers for 1940 are notA mixed lot of items to Great War chaplains, including: 1. A studio portrait of a Chaplain 4th Class, in uniform with visor cap and collar visible, affixed to a large card stock backer bearing the studio mark of Albert Hester (Upper Clapton Road, London, N. E.), measuring 20 cm (w) x 27. 5 cm (h), demonstrating some soiling to the obverse, in extremely fine condition. 2. A British Army Chaplains Department cap badge, constructed of blackened brass,