Description

24 Shu Sho Gah Lodge X1a

Used

24 Shu Sho Gah Lodge X1a Used; Worn by Order of the Arrow Members of this lodge that have been elected into by their troop members as Youth or Adults. Or for participation in this event. Includes all Lodge issued memorabilia, flaps, neckerchiefs, slides, pins, jewelry, pocket dangles, membership cards, books, etc.

Likewise, for more information Scouting memorabilia go to http://www.scouttrader.org/collecting/

Scouts check out the Collections Merit badge at https://boyscouttrail.com/boy-scouts/meritbadges/collections-merit-badge.asp

Likewise, learn more about Boy Scout history at https://boyscouttrail.com/boyscouts/meritbadges/scouting-heritage-merit-badge.asp

For more OA patches see  https://www.tradingeagles.com/product-category/2-order-of-the-arrow-oa-memorabilia/oa-lodge-flaps/

Design Types

OA Lodge Flaps not fully embroidered Type F and can be Twill left (TL) or Twill Right (TR). Twill when viewed from the front, the rows of twill left appear to go up diagonally to the left and Twill right appear to go up diagonally to the right. Also there are Fine (TLS and TRS), Medium (TLM and TRM) and Course (TLR and TRR) rows made in Twill. Catalog Identifiers start with the letter “F” Worn by Order of the Arrow Members of this lodge.

OA Lodge Flaps Type S, includes Chapter, Event and NOAC Flaps and Patches Type S and can be Twill left (TL) or Twill Right (TR). Twill when viewed from the front, the rows of twill left appear to go up diagonally to the left and Twill right appear to go up diagonally to the right. Also there are Fine (TLS and TRS), Medium (TLM and TRM) and Course (TLR and TRR) rows made in Twill. Catalog Identifiers start with the letter “S” Worn by Order of the Arrow Members of this lodge.

OA Lodge Flaps identify which lodge a scout or scouter is a member. Normally, there is one lodge per council. Also, Lodges are divided into Chapters that are local to a given area within the lodge.

The Order of the Arrow’s purpose is to:

  • Recognize those who exemplify the Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives and that recognition cause others to conduct themselves in the same way
  • Promote camping, responsible outdoor adventure, and environmental stewardship.
  • Develop leaders with the willingness, character, spirit and ability to advance Scouting, and our nation.
  • Solidify the Scout law point, helpful in their life purpose of leadership in cheerful service to others.