United Kingdom. A Chaplains' Department Trio to Reverend A.E. Cox Auction and First World War Victory

and First World War Victory Medal (bronze

3 mm (h) crown in silver with pinback affixed to its original ribbon

A First World War Cordite Carrier

Fouled Anchor Insignia in Gold with Chevron Patch (red embroidery on a diamond-shaped black wool base

But the submarine received 13 hits and after 15 minutes was seen to be on fire forward

United Kingdom. A Chaplains' Department Trio to Reverend A.E. Cox Auction and First World War VictoryA First World War trio for Army Chaplains Department service, including a 1914 15 Star, dedicated to REV: H. E. COX A. C. D.; a British War Medal, dedicated to REV. H. E. COX, and; a Victory Medal, dedicated to REV. H. E. COX, all swing mounted for wear with a horizontal pinback, accompanied by facsimile paperwork, demonstrating some toning to the medals, in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: Herbert Ernest Cox was born in April 1869 to parents