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Physical Information:

Border type:         Rolled edge
Border color:        Orange
Background material: Embroidery
Background color:    Multicolor (Green, blue, light blue, dark green, black)
Backing:             Cloth
Lettering:           Orange
Size:                120x52mm
Designer:            Unknown
Manufacturer:        Unknown
Process:             Loom
Other physical info: The FDL is 14mm wide, 2mm wider than the S6.

                     Several varieties exist because of the large quantity and
                     extended length of time this issue was used.

Availability:

Years issued:        1977-1985 (all varieties)
Number issued:       6000 (all varieties)
Restrictions:        None
Original cost:       Unknown
Issue comments:      The S6/S7 was issued to conform to the new National 
                     standard for patches, thus it was the first issue with a 
                     FDL (fleur-de-lis) or BSA on the patch.

                     The design was taken from the 310X1 neckerchief and was
                     meant to match the Council Shoulder Patch in border,
                     colors, and general theme.  The CSP features a view of the
                     Tennessee River (see the Tennessee Valley Council home
                     page for an example).  The S6/S7 features an Indian
                     extracting the meat from a mussel shell (the lodge Totem)
                     along the backs of the Tennessee River.

                     A hatpin was made from the CSP and another from the S6/S7
                     flap.  They are valued by lodge Arrowmen when found as a
                     set.  The S6 or S7 with the Council CSP are considered a 
                     set.

                     The S6 and S7 are not usually differentiated by
                     traders.

If you have information about this or any other Kaskanampo #310 issue, please send e-mail to:

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