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Khaki 1920-1928
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Grey Green 1928-1938
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Silver Green w/green embroidery 1938
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Silver Green w/colorful embroidery 1938-1948
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Bright Medium Green 1948-1955
name changed to Hospitality in 1953
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Merrow Edge 1955-1960
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Light Green 1960-1974
also produced on Pinstripe 1974-1978
and Vivid Green Twill 1978-1980.
Cadettes picked up the Hostess name,
the design was a teapot with flowers.
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Singapore
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Hungary -old
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France Hostess (I've been asked what the symbol is - I
think it may be a champagne glass with bubbles? )
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Old
United Kingdom badge
More recent United Kingdom badge
donated by Lindy Wallace of Stirling, Scotland
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United Kingdom Brownies
UK badge |
Australian Hostess badge.
Louise St. Germain identified the badge
above and wrote:
The Australian badges can be a bit
confusing because there are all sorts of border colours! :-) Actually you
have a very interesting Australian hostess badge there - the "Hostess -
Advanced" progressive badge (that's the one with the green background and
blue border). At one point, in total there were 4 hostess badges (3
progressives, all with green backgrounds, and a "normal" one with the navy
blue background) that could be earned by an Australian guide! |
Australian badges
Actually larger than all other badges,
by about a half an inch diameter.
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Canada - Current
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Canadian Brownie,pre-1995, Image donated by Louise St.
Germain |
Thailand Girl Guide |
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Vintage Girl Scout Online Museum