The guy kept all his hand receipts. Even for bedding where ever he stayed. Here he signed for the chaplains field gear.
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A Very hard to find "Organ" and "Pulpit" Service Hymnal. These came with the 150 hymnals and the hymnal chest (or grate) during WWII.Comment
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The navy also had their version of the "ship and field" service hymnal but it was blue. Here is a "organ" and "pulpit" marked hymnal.Comment
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Very impressive and complete collection!
Thanks for showing
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I always like seeing the peaceful side of the military in your collection, which is very well done.Comment
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A Navy Chaplain Flag issued by the USMC Quartermaster.
The Navy Chaplain Flag is the only flag allowed to fly above the national flag on ship. This is done during the performance of a religious service on ship.Last edited by Chap15; 07-22-2005, 02:51 PM.Comment
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The USMC QM stamp 1943-1944Comment
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A very hard to find catholic kit (three id kits, and pieces to one on display). The boards are in Latin and used before Vatican II. The book on the left is a Missle in Latin for the Priest dated 1942. The books on the right are personal missles in Latin and English, one is dated 1942 and the other 1951.Last edited by Chap15; 07-23-2005, 10:53 AM.Comment
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My other preciousssss.
ID first issued kit (22 inched wide). TAT is for "To Accompany Troop".Comment
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The inside of the kit.Comment
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The set up.Comment
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The inside of the catholic kit.Comment
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Chaplain Pope's Class A.Comment
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Chaplain Pope's other class A.Comment
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Nice patchComment
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