The greatest suffering among the officers was mental rather than physical
above the right breast pocket is an officer’s breast eagle constructed of silvered bullion aluminum wire in various textures
One in royal blue embroidery on white cotton (Petty Officer First Class)
a five shillings duty stamp on blue paper with a tin strip is glued on the left side two thirds down the page
stamped in black ink with the "A G Kahlbaum" maker mark and dated "28 Juni
Canada, CEF. A First War Pair to Lieutenant Irving Charles Whitcomb, 2nd Reinforcements Siege Republic of The greatest suffering among theBritish War Medal (LIEUT. I. C. WHITCOMB.); and Victory Medal (LIEUT. I. C. WHITCOMB.). Naming is officially impressed. Un mounted, dark patina on the BWM, very light contact, original ribbons, near extremely fine. Accompanied by his original Canadian Expeditionary Force Certificate of Service, his original Certificate Issued with War Service Badge (Class "A", No. 292611), along with three Photographs. Footnote: Irving Charles Whitcomb was born on