United Kingdom. A Chaplains' Department Trio to Reverend A.E. Cox Auction demonstrating fading and material fatigue

demonstrating fading and material fatigue throughout

Fouled Anchor Insignia in Gold with Chevron Patch (red embroidery on a diamond-shaped black wool base

3 mm (h) crown in silver with pinback affixed to its original ribbon

and First World War Victory Medal (bronze

It was during this time that he was named Acting Captain on May 6th

United Kingdom. A Chaplains' Department Trio to Reverend A.E. Cox Auction demonstrating fading and material fatigueA First World War trio for Army Chaplains Department service, including a 1914 15 Star, dedicated to REV: H. E. COX A. C. D.; a British War Medal, dedicated to REV. H. E. COX, and; a Victory Medal, dedicated to REV. H. E. COX, all swing mounted for wear with a horizontal pinback, accompanied by facsimile paperwork, demonstrating some toning to the medals, in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: Herbert Ernest Cox was born in April 1869 to parents