A pin badge in the shape of the Israeli flag, on one side a Star of David and the inscription "Zion" in Hebrew and English, on the other side a Star of David and the roaring "Arieh Yehuda" (Lion of Judah) symbol that Herzl proposed for the Israeli flag. Europe, [1914].
World War I charity Flag Day pin badges were sold during the Great War to raise money for a variety of causes; Mainly support for the fighting forces on the various fronts, support for the war effort, support for wounded soldiers, widows and more. The distribution of the flag was initiated by the founder of the First World War flag movement, Mrs. Morrison. Raising money through the sale of "penny flags" helped benefit the British soldiers in the war against Germany.
Size: 4x3 cm. Very good condition.
