United Kingdom. A Naval Chaplain First and Second World War Medal Group to Rev. C.E. Payne United Republic of The top bears an image

The top bears an image of a wound badge with a laurel wreath and sword

surrounded by four icons in bronze gilt and surmounted by the Royal crown in bronze gilt with red enamels

He stated that his proposed residence was one again to be Franklin

29 - The Meritorious Service Medal for the Army

loss of gilt notable

United Kingdom. A Naval Chaplain First and Second World War Medal Group to Rev. C.E. Payne United Republic of The top bears an imageA superb British Navy Chaplain First and Second World War group featuring six medals, including A 1914 15 Star bearing a dedication of CHAP. G. E. PAYNE R. N.; a British War Medal bearing a dedication of CHAPN. C. E. PAYNE R. N.; a Victory Medal bearing a dedication of CHAPN. C. E. PAYNE R. N.; a 1939 45 Star, unmarked; a Defence Medal, unmarked, and; a War Medal, unmarked; all naming officially impressed, loose mounted for display, the First World