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Border type: Round edge
Border color: Dark blue
Background material: Twill
Background color: White
Backing: Cloth
Lettering: Red
Patch Size: height 128, width 130mm
Neckerchief color: Gold
Neckerchief piping: Red
Designer: Greer Emblem Company
Manufacturer: Greer Emblem Company
Process: Loom
Other physical info: The neckerchief piping is rounded at the tip.
The patch has fine embroidery with exposed twill. The
twill ridges runs up to the right.
The Indian is a lighter brown than that of the P1b, the
thread has a shiny appearence whereas P1b has a dull
appearence, and the blue and green of the P1a are a
lighter shade than the P1b.
Years issued: 1960-1967
Number issued: Unknown
Restrictions: One per life upon Brotherhood attainment, no trading.
Original cost: Unknown
Issue comments: The P1a was ordered about the time the 310 F2a flap was
ordered. Kaskanampo requested the Greer Emblem Company to
create the Lodge's first neckerchief patch design. The
design was sent to the lodge in 1958 but was not ordered
until 1960.
This neckerchief became the first restricted issue of the
lodge and was one per life and was not to be traded.
The P1a was sold from 1960 to 1969, however there is a
report that four were found and sold in 1973.
The state name ALABAMA was put on the patch because
Kaskanampo was the only Alabama lodge that met for
conclave in Tennessee.
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