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Two official letters dated 5th July 1943 to his widow describing the circumstances of his death during the clearing of Red Army bunkers around Leningrad in February 1943
All cross-grain finish remaining with its composition cross-hatched grip similar to the bayonets
maker coded on the back very faintly ‘CEY’
both glass lenses are complete and unbroken
The upper scabbard throat has the NSFK insignia
BRITISH WWII ARMY CHAPLAIN’S SERVICE CAP Two official letters dated 5thArmy Chaplains Service cap, standard khaki cap, one piece Chaplains Department Kings Crown badge. Black Chaplains Department Kings Crown side buttons with the chinstrap all in black. Moss Brothers label to the upper inner crown below the waterproof protection. Moss Brothers gilt blocked name to the mid tan leather sweatband. Original 7 1 8th still applied below the leather sweatband. This cap may belong to the same officer whose dress side cap we have