United Kingdom. A Great War Chaplain Portrait, with Cap Badge and CEF Buttons United Republic of " at the left and

" at the left and "V

after taking heavy enemy fire following the raid of the Hal Fal airfield

he suffered a setback

the reverse with a barrel hinge and flattened pinback meeting a round wire catch

The Wound Badge in Black document is named to Obergefreiter Birk of Pionier Battalion 111 for being wounded once on August 10

United Kingdom. A Great War Chaplain Portrait, with Cap Badge and CEF Buttons United Republic of " at the left andA 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,