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A Rare NSB Weer Afdeelingen Sports Badge; Silver Grade

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A Rare NSB Weer Afdeelingen Sports Badge; Silver Grade

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A Rare NSB Weer Afdeelingen Sports Badge; Silver Grade

A Rare NSB Weer Afdeelingen Sports Badge; Silver Grade - A Large badge in die stamped, silvered non magnetic metal, unmarked as is typical with this type, measuring 53mm in diameter, remains near extremely fine and rare. Footnote: The "Weer Afdeelingen" (Defense Sections) were the Storm troopers of the NSB. Military sporting events were held for W.A. troops and successful winners were awarded with the military sport badge. The sport badge shows in the background a Laurel with the NSB emblem "wolf hook" in front. The reverse is hollow with two small loop rings that holds the pin. It was instituted on 13 September 1941.