United Kingdom. A Pair of Chaplains’ Department Victory Medals visually-hidden The passport contains a note

The passport contains a note that Marie Günther was issued a passport by the German Consulate in Cleveland

1916 in Dundas

as a Battalion runner he repeatedly carried messages to the Front Line through heavy enemy barrages

and “DRGM” on both screw-plates

measuring 18 mm in width

United Kingdom. A Pair of Chaplains’ Department Victory Medals visually-hidden The passport contains a noteA pair of Victory Medals to Army and RFC RAF Chaplains Department personnel, including one dedicated to "REV. D. CONACHER" for the Reverend Duncan Conacher, Chaplain to the Forces 4th Class, and one dedicated to "REV. R. PARK for the Reverend Ronald Park, Temporary Chaplain to the Forces attached to the Royal Flying Corps Royal Air Force, both names officially impressed, in overall extremely fine condition. Footnote 1: A Presbyterian minister to the