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The headscarf, or just scarf, was a must for every young lady in the 1940's
and 1950's. Not shown - a Mariner's scarf was offered for several years, white
rayon with the GS Mariner logo, also a scarf from 1959.
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Originally called a "Sports Scarf", this scarf first
appeared in the catalog in 1938. Showing a map of the Girl Scout regions,
it is highly collectible today. The 1940 catalog calls it an "Anniversary
Scarf". Made of 100% acetate, it measures 19" square and is hard to find
in good condition. Came in 4 colors; red, blue, green and yellow.
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In 1940 this scarf was called the "Sports Scarf",
showing activities from the 10 program fields. Came in 3 colors; burgundy,
navy and hunter green. 100% rayon, 19" square.
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This
1945 scarf is 100% rayon, 29" square with fringe; in 3 colors; yellow, red
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(Image donated by Barbara Slaton) 1948
Headscarf in 3 colors; yellow, pale green and white |
 
100% rayon, 27" square.
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1956, 100% rayon, 27" square
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1967
100% acetate, 22" square.
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