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27 Jan 2020 | Paul Huffman
Field
Old Value
New Value
Id
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10577
Issue number
(none)
1
Variety
(none)
(none)
Border color
(none)
57
Border type
(none)
Cut edge
Background color
(none)
73
Lettering color
(none)
3
Fdl bsa color
(none)
(none)
First issue
(none)
01 Jan 1951
Description
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YOR twill eyes on turtle; pock mark face of Native American
Issue type
(none)
Any odd shape
Image
(none)
208a_x1_front.png
Oa bb issue number
(none)
1
Oa bb issue type
(none)
15
Oa bb combined
(none)
X1
Combined
(none)
X1
Oa bb variety
(none)
(none)
Oa bb category
(none)
1
Category
(none)
Regular Issue
Imageback
(none)
208a_x1_back.png
Slug
(none)
x1
Patchscan url
(none)
(none)
Width
(none)
75
Height
(none)
109
Shortname
(none)
(none)
History
(none)
In 1951 the lodge issued its first patch, an oval patch measuring about four inches tall. The orange twill patch has “WWW”, the lodge name, lodge number, lodge totem (turtle), and an Indian head similar to a design on their summer camp patch. It was first issued on a gray neckerchief. When lodges sent delegations to National OA Conferences they were requested to wear a lodge neckerchief. Plans to attend the 1952 NOAC at Miami University in Ohio may have been part of the motivation to issue this patch. (http://lodge70.org/lodgehx/Uwharrie/Uwharrie%20History%2020150622.pdf)
