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Victory Bond

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Victory Bond
A bond issued by the British and Canadian governments in the early 20th century, used to finance their involvement in World War I.


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After his comfortable victory Bond said: "I seem to be in a winning bubble at the moment.
Canadian author Hunter has written a wonderful coming-of-age story set in 1940s Toronto about how one feisty girl, 17-year-old Natalie Brigham, does more than buy Victory Bonds or knit socks in order to help the war effort.
The story of a life dedicated to setting up phoney companies, making millions, and, in the end, inventing a gigantic Victory Bond swindle that brought a fortune from unlucky investors - before bringing that court appearance.
 
 
 
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