Canada. In This Sign - The Canadian Chaplains Service GTRexclude red embroidery in the void

red embroidery in the void of the crown and representing the lion's claws and tongue

(Corporal Gerald Cecil Barry

Ldenscheid - Type C

"KOTIJOUKOT" clasp affixed to its original ribbon with safety pin attachment

as a symbol of the then-established Order of Recognition (l’Ordre de la Reconnaissance)

Canada. In This Sign - The Canadian Chaplains Service GTRexclude red embroidery in the voidHardcover, red cloth cover, the insignia on the front cover and the text and insignia on the spine in a gold coloured ink, entitled "In This Sign The Canadian Chaplains Service", by Honourary Major Walter T. Steven, M. A., B. Th., copyrighted in Canada in 1948 by The Ryerson Press of Toronto, Ontario, published in December 1948, printed and bound by The Ryerson Press. The Canadian Chaplains Service became the Royal Canadian Army Chaplain Corps after