06-11-19, 04:59 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Gisborne, New Zealand
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Originally Posted by Lancer 17
Hello guys,
Having checked my 1938 copy of the Boy Scouts, Policy, Organisation & Rules, the bible on all things scout uniform and badges, the white ribbon on the left shoulder was worn by District Scouters, ie District Cub Master, District Scout Master or District Rover Scout Leader. Similarly a district Chaplin may also wear a white shoulder ribbon and also a Plume worn on the left side of the hat band with a white bristle plume in a white metal or sometimes a silver, holder. However PO&R does not show the district staff as wearing a "Shoulder Knot" but that doesn't say that some did wear a shoulder knot.
I agree that the badge on the right above the pocket is a London County badge, these come in two varieties, with a gold or silver top to the design.
He is also wearing the original "Lemmon Squeezer" type scout hat that was done away with in the UK in about 1964.
I hope that this helps.
Regards
Phil.
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Very Good research, Phil. Thanks for the details.
Cheers, Tinto
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