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 #1 Update: Identified as being an Irish leprechaun pin, not related to Girl Guides/Girl Scouts, by Cameron of New Zeland. |
maybe Romania??? #2 |
#3 Mystery item #3 is a pin that was made for the Spanish Trails Girl Scout Council (which eventually merged into the Girl Scouts - Greater Los Angeles Council) as a souvenir for people who attended the council's annual recognition dinner. Each year a different pin was made, and I don't remember exactly what year this particular pin is from -- but I was there, since I have one in our collection. Most probably from the mid-1990's.
Ernie Altvater
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 image: Talli Angie Olds shares the following: The badge is not a guide badge It is the badge worn by the ladies section of the Royal Antediluvian order of Buffaloes. O L G stands for Order of Ladies Glades Mystery Solved! |
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#11
This is professional embroidery on black felt. Looks like Girl Scout/Girl Guides, but can't identify it. |
 #12 G.S. Wayfarers pin - is it Girl Scout related? |
 #13 K.T. sent in these unidentified ribbon type badges - any ideas? ANSWER: The ribbon badges in picture #13 are all Danish Girl Scout proficiency badges. Regards Thomas Virenfeldt Denmark |
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