United Kingdom. A Pair of Chaplains’ Department War Medals visually-hidden but most relatively supple given

but most relatively supple given their age and extended use

He joined the 21st Lancers (Empress of India's) in 1869 and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant

the metal backplate re-fastened to the clasp using grey glue (visible in some spots)

the base with a white fabric-wrapped cardboard insert placed within it and lined in white satin in the bottom

the lower half of the image overlaid by Göring’s clear handwritten signature

United Kingdom. A Pair of Chaplains’ Department War Medals visually-hidden but most relatively supple givenA pair of British War Medals to Army Chaplains Department personnel, including one dedicated to REV. G. C. F. CAMPBELL for the Reverend Gray Campbell Fraser Campbell, and one dedicated to CAPT. D. J. HAWKER for the Reverend D. J. Hawker (then attached to the South African Army, with Chaplains holding the rank of Honourary Captain), both names officially impressed, in overall extremely fine condition. Footnote 1: Gray Campbell Fraser Campbell was born