During late May 1941, free postal privileges for mail weighing up to 250gms, were given to Belgian nationals while serving in the German armed forces. A fee of 3 Francs was charged in Belgium for mail weighing 250 to 1000gms. A 20Rpf for mail posted by Germans nationals.

The Belgian government issued a number of Propaganda labels for the Flemish Legion.

On 23 December 1941, the Brussels firm of De Reume printed four miniature souvenir sheets with four labels each, shown above. Each label shows a symbolic propaganda representation between the medieval Flemish Knights and the Legionnaires. Each label also bears the Legion emblem with the inscription reading "Volunteer Legion Flanders/Military Mail/Eastern Front/1941." The labels have a surtax value of 50 Francs each. The proceeds were used to benefit the Legionnaires or family members. A total of 30,000 sets was issued.

The same Flemish designs were reissued in 1943. They are overprinted with German planes flying in different directions and the year 1943, printed in a different typed face. The colors of the overprints are green, red, blue and orange. About 920 miniature sheets or 3680 sets were overprinted.

Here a complete set in mint condition. Very rare.