A Rare Second War Military Sports Badge Of The V.n.v. (Vlaamsch National Verbond) certificate_of_authenticity measuring 64

measuring 64

Invitation: 4 pp

He studied to become a barrister and was called to the bar in 1895

He was later transferred to HMS Dolphin in October 1916

Upon leaving Upper Canada College

A Rare Second War Military Sports Badge Of The V.n.v. (Vlaamsch National Verbond) certificate_of_authenticity measuring 64Belgium; Badge in bronze grade, 42mm, in die struck bronze, with motto "Who would live, must fight", in near mint condition, rare. Footnote: This badge comes in three classes, gold, silver and bronze. The badge was worn by the Flemish Volunteers who were members of the V. N. V. (Vlaamsch National Verbond, or Flamish National Union); this pro German organization in Belgium (also known as "Black Brigades", because of colors of their uniforms), was based