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26 Apr 2022 | John Athayde
---
id:
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- 25411
border_color_id:
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- '29'
border_type_id:
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- '1'
background_color_id:
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- '30'
lettering_color_id:
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- '57'
fdl_bsa_color_id:
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- ''
first_issue:
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- 1953-01-01
quantity_issued:
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- 220
description:
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- ''
created_at:
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- &1 2022-04-27 00:30:06.902546430 Z
updated_at:
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- *1
patchscan_url:
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- ''
lifetime_quantity:
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- 220
width:
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- 77
height:
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- 77
shortname:
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- Green Round Large 179 Dots or Green Round Small 179
history:
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- "Has dots, has embroidered eye, '179' same size as other lettering\r\n\r\nThe '179
same size as other lettering' description was not part of Arapaho or Blue Book until
2000 when it was added to Blue Book 3. It was added based on the image from Jerry
Roger's book The History of the Order of the Arrow in Alabama -- not an actual patch
-- to help clarify confusion over that and the R5a.\r\n\r\nThis is from the collection
of a south Alabama collector. A collector from east Alabama says he has one but
has not provided a picture of his piece. There wasn't an example of this in the
Topkis-Morely or Conley Williams collections.\r\n\r\nThe example shown here is thread
for thread an R3 down to the upward bump in the green line over 'LODGE'. The dots
on this piece are too perfect and too round when compared to the dots on the R5
rounds.\r\n\r\nMost Alibamu collectors -- except those mentioned above who 'have
one' -- believe this is a fake. We believe the R4's here and in Jerry Rogers book
were R3's with dots sewn on later by an individual.\r\n\r\nAlibamu's collectors
propose one of the following actions be taken:\r\n1) Remove the '179 same size as
other lettering' description and create a YR1 for the patch mentioned here.\r\n2)
Add'questionable issue' to the R4 and create a R5c for the second patch pictured.
R5c the neck touches 7&9, has no eye."
material_id:
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- 8
issue_shape_id:
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- 3
uuid:
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- "+tdido93R3M="
designer:
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- Charles B. McKee
supress_missing_back_image:
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- false
date_type:
- precise
- precise date
22 Dec 2022 | Mike Bazonis
---
description:
- ''
- 'The R4 as Blue Book listed it does not exist. See the history notes. '
updated_at:
- 2022-12-22 17:51:36.357982000 Z
- 2022-12-22 17:52:17.769261940 Z
10 Sep 2023 | Mike Bazonis
---
border_color_id:
- '29'
- ''
border_type_id:
- '1'
- ''
background_color_id:
- '30'
- ''
lettering_color_id:
- '57'
- ''
quantity_issued:
- 220
- 0
updated_at:
- 2022-12-22 17:52:17.769261000 Z
- 2023-09-10 05:28:10.694087033 Z
lifetime_quantity:
- 220
- 0
width:
- 77
- 0
height:
- 77
- 0
shortname:
- Green Round Large 179 Dots or Green Round Small 179
- Green Round Large 179 Dots
history:
- "Has dots, has embroidered eye, '179' same size as other lettering\r\n\r\nThe '179
same size as other lettering' description was not part of Arapaho or Blue Book until
2000 when it was added to Blue Book 3. It was added based on the image from Jerry
Roger's book The History of the Order of the Arrow in Alabama -- not an actual patch
-- to help clarify confusion over that and the R5a.\r\n\r\nThis is from the collection
of a south Alabama collector. A collector from east Alabama says he has one but
has not provided a picture of his piece. There wasn't an example of this in the
Topkis-Morely or Conley Williams collections.\r\n\r\nThe example shown here is thread
for thread an R3 down to the upward bump in the green line over 'LODGE'. The dots
on this piece are too perfect and too round when compared to the dots on the R5
rounds.\r\n\r\nMost Alibamu collectors -- except those mentioned above who 'have
one' -- believe this is a fake. We believe the R4's here and in Jerry Rogers book
were R3's with dots sewn on later by an individual.\r\n\r\nAlibamu's collectors
propose one of the following actions be taken:\r\n1) Remove the '179 same size as
other lettering' description and create a YR1 for the patch mentioned here.\r\n2)
Add'questionable issue' to the R4 and create a R5c for the second patch pictured.
R5c the neck touches 7&9, has no eye."
- "Has dots, has embroidered eye, '179' same size as other lettering\r\n\r\nThe '179
same size as other lettering' description was not part of Arapaho or Blue Book until
2000 when it was added to Blue Book 3. It was added based on the image from Jerry
Roger's book The History of the Order of the Arrow in Alabama -- not an actual patch
-- to help clarify confusion over that and the R5a.\r\n\r\nThis is from the collection
of a south Alabama collector. A collector from east Alabama says he has one but
has not provided a picture of his piece. There wasn't an example of this in the
Topkis-Morely or Conley Williams collections.\r\n\r\nThe example here is thread
for thread an R3 down to the upward bump in the green line over 'LODGE'. The dots
on this piece are too perfect and too round when compared to the dots on the R5
rounds.\r\n\r\nMost Alibamu collectors -- except those mentioned above who 'have
one' -- believe this is a fake. We believe the R4's here and in Jerry Rogers book
were R3's with dots sewn on later by an individual."
material_id:
- 8
-
23 Sep 2023 | Mike Bazonis
---
updated_at:
- 2023-09-10 05:28:10.694087000 Z
- 2023-09-23 22:18:11.187400156 Z
supress_missing_back_image:
- false
- true
11 Oct 2023 | Mike Bazonis
---
updated_at:
- 2023-09-23 22:18:11.187400000 Z
- 2023-10-11 15:57:33.294099029 Z
image:
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- 179_R4.png
image_processing:
- false
- true
11 Oct 2023 | Unknown User
---
updated_at:
- 2023-10-11 15:57:33.294099000 Z
- 2023-10-11 15:58:05.386749922 Z
image_processing:
- true
- false