United Kingdom. A Pair of Army Chaplains’ Department Medals for First World War Service Auction Archive cross slightly loose versus the

cross slightly loose versus the base

At the beginning of the war he began service as a Leutnant in the Air Craft Carrier Squadron 4

Four and a half months after arriving in France for the second time and almost a year to the day of his first wounding

Ireland where he was provided pension admission on May 14

a shield bearing a cross below

United Kingdom. A Pair of Army Chaplains’ Department Medals for First World War Service Auction Archive cross slightly loose versus theA pair of Army Chaplains Department medals, including a British War Medal dedicated to REV. A. E. TAYLOR DAVIES for the Reverend A. E. Taylor Davies, and a Victory Medal dedicated to W. P. BOYES for the Reverend William Purves Boyes, both names officially impressed, demonstrating some toning to the War Medal, in overall extremely fine condition. Footnote: William Purves Boyes was a graduate of George Watson's College, taking an M. A. in 1903, and