#112 1934 Eagle Scout Time Capsule + Rare OA Patches | Boy Scout Collections Unboxed

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#112 1934 Eagle Scout Time Capsule + Rare OA Patches | Boy Scout Collections Unboxed

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What happens when nearly a century of Scouting history survives inside boxes, scrapbooks, merit badge sashes and old envelopes?

In this episode of Scouting Hot Finds, I opened more than a dozen Boy Scout memorabilia collections from around the country — and uncovered some remarkable pieces of Scouting history along the way.

🎥 WANT TO SEE WHAT WE’RE TALKING ABOUT?

This episode is the audio edition of a Scouting Hot Finds live unboxing on YouTube. Since Scout memorabilia is a visual hobby, there will definitely be moments when you’ll want to see the patches, medals, photographs and other items being discussed.

Watch the complete video here:
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Some of the highlights from this episode include:
• An incredible 1934 Eagle Scout collection from Spokane, Washington, complete with an early Eagle Scout medal, merit badge sash, personal records and original Eagle Scout paperwork.

• A Boy Scouts of America letter from the James E. West era congratulating that Scout on earning Eagle.

• A fascinating 1933 letter recognizing the Scout’s service in the National Recovery Administration drive during the Great Depression — a great example of Scouting intersecting with American history.

• A second outstanding Eagle Scout collection belonging to a Connecticut Scout who earned Eagle in 1940, including his Eagle medal, original paperwork, photographs and extensive family documentation.

• A Gold Quill Award from the early BSA program recognizing journalism, writing and communication — the first example I can remember finding in one of these collection unboxings.

• World War II-era Scouting and community-service material, including Connecticut War Council documentation, vintage photographs and newspaper clippings.

• Vintage 1953, 1957 and 1960 National Scout Jamboree memorabilia.• Early Order of the Arrow lodge flaps, including cut-edge twill issues from the 1950s and 1960s and patches traded from lodges around the country.

• An unusual early Far East Council Order of the Arrow flap from Japan.

• Philmont Scout Ranch memorabilia, including vintage Philmont and National Junior Leader Training pieces.

• A huge assortment of handmade and vintage Scout neckerchief slides.

• A 1979 National Order of the Arrow Conference patch-trading briefcase filled with lodge flaps and other memorabilia.

• A 1979 NOAC OA Sash with E. Urner Goodman among the signatures.

That’s what Scouting Hot Finds is about — uncovering, documenting and preserving Scouting history while helping get this memorabilia back into the hands of collectors.

📦 HAVE A BOY SCOUT COLLECTION TO SELL?

I buy Scout memorabilia collections large and small from families and collectors around the country.If you have old Boy Scout patches, Order of the Arrow memorabilia, Eagle Scout items, uniforms, merit badges, Jamboree memorabilia, camp patches, neckerchiefs or an entire collection that needs a new home, visit:https://www.scoutpatchcollectors.com.

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