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PLEASE EMAIL US to CHECK INVENTORY BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER: Suanhackycampership@Aol.Com 7-30-21 WE HAVE WORKED DILIGENTLY to PROPERLY IDENTIFY & DESCRIBE ALL ITEMS SUANHACKY CAMPERSHIP ASSOCIATION MEMORABELLIA TRADING POST We sell these items to raise funds to support our camperships that are awarded to Scouts with financial needs from Queens Council-GNYC/BSA. • All items are sold first come first serve. We urge you to check inventory prior to ordering. • We accept cash, check, PayPal: Payment to Suanhacky Campership Association. No items shipped till payments clear. (if paying with PayPal, our account is [email protected] ) • Shipping & Handling fees: 1. FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $20 of Patches, pins, neckerchiefs ) of non-clothing. If Less than $20 than add $5.00 2. FREE SHIPPING ON ANY ORDERS WITH CLOTHING TOTALING OVER $50 (hats, shirts, sweatshirts…) or Combination of Clothes & patches orders $50.00+ … If order with clothes is Less than $50 Please add $10.00 • Please include your Name, address, phone# and Email • If there is a size, be sure you select the correct size. • Email: [email protected] US Mail: Suanhacky Campership Assoc. Apt 2-A ⚫ 64-34 99th Street ⚫ Rego Park, N.Y. 11374 We accept cash, check, PayPal: Payment to Suanhacky Campership Association. PayPal, account: [email protected] WE STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU EMAIL US TO CHECK INVENTORY BEFORE PLACING ORDER Index- Pages: 1-31 = Order of the Arrow Page: 31= Special Unique Items Pages: 31-50 = CSP & Region Items Pages: 51-68= National Programs:Jamboree, Philmont, Training, Woodbadge,High Adv… Pages: 68-81 =Official Boy Scout , BSA issued items (Rank, Positions, Award…) Pages: 81-95= Greater NY Councils & Ten Mile River (Camps, Events…) Pages: 95-100 = Various (International, Councils & Districts, Events, Awards) PLEASE EMAIL US TO CHECK INVENTORY BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER: [email protected] 7-30-21 WE HAVE WORKED DILIGENTLY TO PROPERLY IDENTIFY & DESCRIBE ALL ITEMS. IF YOU HAVE ANY CORRECTIONS, PLEASE ADVISE. PRICE QTY ITEM # 1 PHOTO VENUE DESCRIPTION Each CONDITION Page Order of the Arrow $10.00 OA-1 Order of National Logo OA BP Very Good the Arrow 6” rd 1960’s OA-2 Order of National Logo OA BP the Arrow 6” rd 1960’s Worn $6.00 2 Vigil Honor Pocket Knife OA-3a Order of Phrase:” I Too Have Kept NEW $20.00 1 the Arrow The Vigil” and Triangle Logo. 6” when open. Vigil Honor Pocket Knife OA-3c Order of Has Vigil Sash NEW $15.00 10 the Arrow 6” when open. OA-4 Order of National Leadership Stain - $5.00 1 the Arrow Seminar pp Good OA-98-6 Order OF NOAC 1998 Mint $4.00 1 the Arrow Ne Region PP 3.5” rd. 1997 National Jamboree OA-6 Order of OA Rendezvous 3.5" MINT $5.00 2 the Arrow round Order of the Arrow\\ OA-7 Order of 3” rd MINT $10.00 1 the Arrow Chapter Advisor Patch Order of the Arrow OA-8 Order of 50th Anniversary 2 MINT $8.00 2 the Arrow OA+BSA 3.5” rd 1948-1998 Page 1989 National Jamboree OA-9 Order of OA Rendezvous MINT $10.00 2 the Arrow (75th Anniv OA logo) OA-10 1997 Nat Jam OA-11 OA Odessy of the Law Mint $10.00 1 Flap & Pocket Rocker 1997 Nat Jam OA-12 OA Service Staff Mint $10.00 1 Flap OA Nat’l Logo OA-13 Order of Belt Buckle Used $26.00 1 the Arrow (MGM Logo) OA-14 OA-15 Order of Ordeal Sash – LONG Mint $10.00 3 the Arrow New-in-bag OA-16 Order of Ordeal Sash- Regular Mint $8.00 1 the Arrow New-in-bag OA-17 Order of Used Ordeal Sash- Regular $4.00 1 the Arrow Worn OA-18 Order of OA Vigil Sash Used $12.00 1 the Arrow (Circa 1970’s/80’s) 3 OA-21 Order of Page NC Slide-Ceramic Mint $10.00 1 the Arrow OA-25 Order of Troop Chief Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow OA 3” Rd SPL-3 OA TRAIL CREW 4”x3” Oval: OA-26 Order of 3 Mint $6.00 the Arrow TOOTH of TIME OA TRAIL CREW 4”x3” Oval: OA-27 Order of 1 Northern Teir- Mint $6.00 the Arrow Wilderness Voyage OA-28 Order of OA Lodge Project Award MINT $6.00 1 the Arrow YEAR of Service 1995 OA- 1-b Order of Unami Lodge #1: Mint $6.00 1 the Arrow S-15 Unami Lodge #1 Flap OA-1-c Order of Gold &Silver Myl bdr. MINT $10.00 1 the Arrow Grn Turtle S-7 Sanhican Lodge #2 OA- 2-a Order of S-18A Mint $6.00 1 the Arrow 75th Anniversary Ranachqua Lodge #4 OA-4-a Order of $6.00/ 1998 NOAC 2 pc set Mint 1 the Arrow SET 4 S-20, X-3 Page Ranachqua Lodge #4 OA-4-b Order of 50th Anniv 4” rd PP Mint $6.00 2 the Arrow R-2 OA-4-c Order of Ranachqua Lodge #4 Mint $6.00 1 the Arrow Flap- Whitae border S-3 Ranachqua Lodge #4 OA-4-d Order of Flap- Gold Mylar Border Mint $6.00 1 the Arrow S-2 OA-5-A Order of Kittatinny Lodge #5 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-9 OA-5-B Order of Kittatinny Lodge #5 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-11 OA-5-C Order of Kittatinny Lodge #5 Mint $5.00 2 the Arrow S-14 Kittatinny Lodge #5 OA-5-D Order of S-17 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow Lodge 75trh Anniv 1921-1996 OA-5-E Order of Kittatinny Lodge #5 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow OA-5-F Order of 5 Kittatinny Lodge #5 Mint $5.00 2 the Arrow Page OA-5-G Order of Kittatinny Lodge #5 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow Owasippe Lodge #7 OA- 7-a Order of S-20-5B Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow 1921-1996 Diamond Jubilee OA- 7-b Order of Owasippe Lodge #7 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-6A Tschitani Lodge #10 OA-10-a Order of Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-NOAC 1998 OA-14-b Order of Pamrapaugh Lodge #14 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow F-3B Tonkawampus Lodge#16 OA- 16-a Order of S-9 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow Home/National ViceChief OA- 19-a Order of Ganienkeh Lodge #19 the Arrow S-1A Shu Shu Gah # 24 OA-24-c Order of 65th Anniv the Arrow Lodge Flap S-15 Shu Shu Gah # 24 OA-24-d Order of Lodge Flap Mint $6.00 1 the Arrow S-11B 6 Page Shu Shu Gah # 24 OA-24-e Order of Lodge Flap Mint $5.00 2 the Arrow S-18 HALF MOON LODGE #28 OA-28-a Order of 2005 NE3B MINT $3.00 1 the Arrow Section Conclave PP R-5 OA-33-A Order of Ajapeu Lodge #33 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-20 OA- 33-B Order of Ajaeu Lodge #33 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-25 OA- 40-a Order of Ma-Ka-Ja-Wan #40 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-11 OA-43-A Order of Delmont Lodge #43 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-35 Witauchsoman #44 OA-44-a Order of NOAC 2009 Set Flap & $6.00 Mint 1 the Arrow Pocket piece SET S48 + X-7 OA- 45-b Order of Tiwahe #45 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-4A OA- 47-c Order of Amangi Nacha #47 Mint $5.00 1 the Arrow S-3 Wakpominee #48 OA- 48-a Order of Mint NOAC 98 $5.00 1 7 the Arrow Home of Adirondack Red Wings Page Order of OA-49-a-1 the Arrow F-4 Suanhacky #49 Suanhacky 1960’s Flap Lodge #49 Order of OA-49-a-2 the Arrow F-4 Suanhacky #49 $4.00 1 Suanhacky 1960’s Flap Worn Lodge #49 Order of OA-49-b the Arrow F-5 Suanhacky #49 Mint $8.00 2 Suanhacky 1971 -73 flap Lodge #49 Order of OA-49-c the Arrow S-1 Suanhacky #49 Mint Suanhacky 40th Anniv Flap 1970 Lodge #49 Order of F-6 Suanhacky #49 OA-49-d the Arrow Stag Head Mint $4.00 Suanhacky (Circa 1973) Turq / Org 14 Lodge #49 Bdr Order of OA-49-f the Arrow Suanhacky #49 Mint $4.00 Suanhacky S-2B Flap 1 Lodge #49 Order of OA-49-g the Arrow S-5 Suanhacky #49 Mint $4.00 Suanhacky Circa 1980 Flap 6 Lodge #49 Order of Suanhacky #49 OA-49-h the Arrow S-7 Running Stag Tan Mint $4.00 Suanhacky 4 with Brown Border Lodge #49 Order of Suanhacky #49 OA-49-i the Arrow S-9 NOAC 1986 Mint $4.00 Suanhacky Delegate flap 1 Lodge #49 s-9 Order of OA-49-j the Arrow Suanhacky #49 Mint $4.00 1 Suanhacky S-10 Lodge Flap Lodge #49 8 Page Order of OA-49-k the Arrow Suanhacky #49 Min t $6.00 Suanhacky S-12 Lodge Flap 4 Lodge #49 Order of Suanhacky #49 OA-49-L the Arrow S-13 60th Anniv NOAC MINT $64.00 Suanhacky 1 Flap Blue Border Lodge #49 Order of Suanhacky #49 OA-49-M the Arrow S-14 60th Anniv Flap MINT $6.00 Suanhacky Silver Boarder- 1 Lodge #49 Delegate Flap Order of Suanhacky #49 OA-49-N the Arrow S-15 Running Stag MINT $4.00 Suanhacky 3 Blue/Silver Bdr Lodge #49 Order of OA-49-O the Arrow Suanhacky #49 Mint $4.00 Suanhacky S-16 Flap 5 Lodge #49 Order of OA-49-P the Arrow Suanhacky #49 Mint $4,00 Suanhacky S-18 NOAC 2004 Flap 1 Lodge #49 Order of Suanhacky #49 OA-49-Q the Arrow S-28 Only issued to Suanhacky Lodge brothers who Lodge #49 attained Eagle.
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