Canada, CEF. A Rare and Matching Set of Chaplain Service Cap and Collar Badges, by J.R. Gaunt, c. 1918 Hold missing one stone in the

missing one stone in the the rose cluster)

therefore requiring twenty-four years service to qualify for a medal or clasp

He first joined the Jagdgeschwader (Fighter Wing) 54 in 1941 as a Lieutenant and took part in the attack on Russia

1918 (in silver

Canada, CEF. A Rare and Matching Set of Chaplain Service Cap and Collar Badges, by J.R. Gaunt, c. 1918 Hold missing one stone in theA matching set of Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) Chaplain Service badges, presenting in a pattern introduced in the summer of 1918, including: 1. A cap badge, constructed of toned brass, the reverse retaining both original blades, maker marked J. R. GAUNT, LONDON, measuring 45 mm (w) x 49. 5 mm (h), demonstrating minor scratching to the reverse, in extremely fine condition. 2. A pair of collar tabs, each constructed of toned brass, the reverse of