Canada, CEF. A Rare and Matching Set of Chaplain Service Cap and Collar Badges, by J.R. Gaunt, c. 1918 United Republic of published by the Orders and

published by the Orders and Medals Research Society (OMRS) of High Wycombe

illustrating an image of the Taj Mahal (an ivory-white marble mausoleum on the south bank of the Yamuna river in the Indian city of Agra

circumscribed by a gilt inscription of “POHJOISRINTAMA - DIE NORDFRONT” (“THE NORTHERN FRONT”)

a Military Long Service I Class Cross for Fifteen Years

superimposed on an eight-pointed base in silver with white arms and a dark red cabochon center

Canada, CEF. A Rare and Matching Set of Chaplain Service Cap and Collar Badges, by J.R. Gaunt, c. 1918 United Republic of published by the Orders andA 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