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PTCV Personal Pins Alpha List PTCV Personal PIns Alpha List Last Name First Name Pin # Page Description Adams Lew 1364 07 PP-088 Cup & Chicken Series - Naked Neck Adams Lew 1831 12 PP-123 Lunch Box Series - "Rin Tin Tin" Adams Lew 2514 17 PP-189 Last 2nd VDG in 24-B - Honey Bee Adams Lew 2656 19 PP-205 First VDG of 24-I Alford Marty 2328 16 PP-171 District Governor Pins - 2016-17 Ambrogi David 1345 07 PP-086 DG 2007-2008 Argabright Susie 2159 15 PP-156 2nd VDG Pin - Santa Carrying a Bag of Presents Arnold J.D. 0361 01 PP-027 DG 24E - White Plane on Blue Arnold Jay 0455 02 PP-033 DG 24D - American Bald Eagle in Flight - White Oval Arnold Jay 0456 02 PP-033 DG 24D - American Bald Eagle in Flight - Blue Oval Arnold Jay 1131 06 PP-073 Council Chairman - 2006-2007 Atwood Dan 0117 92 PP-010 DG 24D - Peanuts on Green Atwood Sherry 0230 98 PP-017 DG 24D - Cotton Ball Baer Ed 0416 01 PP-031 USA in Flag Colors on White Shield - Salute ot 9-11 Barnhill Curt 0003 81 PP-001 Red Pig - Carrying Rebel & Americal Flag Barnhill Curt 0003 81 PP-001 A - White Pigs - Rebel Flag Barnhill Curt 0003 81 PP-001 B - White Pigs - American Flag Barnhill Curt 0003 81 PP-001 C - Yellow Pigs - Rebel Flag Barnhill Curt 0003 81 PP-001 D - Yellow Pigs - American Flag Barnhill Curt 0003 81 PP-001 E - Black Pigs - Rebel Flag Barnhill Curt 0003 81 PP-001 F - Black Pigs - American Flag Barnhill Curt 0004 82 PP-001 Gray-Blue Pig - Carrying Rebel & American Flag Barnhill Curt 0004 82 PP-001 A - Gray Pig with Rebel Flag Barnhill Curt 0004 82 PP-001 B - Blue Pig with American Flag Barnhill Curt 0010 83 PP-002 3-D Gold with Red Bra Pig & Green Hula Shirt Barnhill Curt 0018 84 PP-003 Gray Mouse in Formal Wear & Black Hat - San Francisco Barnhill Curt 0031 85 PP-005 Holiday Mouse on Red-White Snowboard - White Base Barnhill Curt 0032 85 PP-005 Holiday Mouse on Red-White Snowboard - Green Base Barnhill Curt 0033 85 PP-003 Stepping Out in Dallas - Black Hat Mouse Barnhill Curt 0034 85 PP-003 Stepping Out in Dallas - White Hat Mouse Barnhill Curt 0050 86 PP-004 Black Hat Mouse - Unlighted Post Barnhill Curt 0051 86 PP-004 Black Hat Mouse - Lighted Post Barnhill Curt 0052 86 PP-006 "The Wild Bunch" - Yellow Lion Barnhill Curt 0053 86 PP-006 "The Wild Bunch" - Purple Elephant Barnhill Curt 0054 86 PP-006 "The Wild Bunch" - Pink Bear Barnhill Curt 0055 86 PP-006 "The Wild Bunch" - Blue Penguin Barnhill Curt 0061 87 PP-004 Black Hat Mouse - Stepping Out in Taipei Barnhill Curt 0062 87 PP-011 Fuzzy Tail Pink Lion Barnhill Curt 0069 88 PP-004 Yellow Hat Mouse - Stepping Out in Denver Barnhill Curt 0070 88 PP-004 Red Hat Mouse - Stepping Out in Denver Barnhill Curt 0082 89 PP-004 White Hat Mouse - Stepping Out in Miami Barnhill Curt 0083 89 PP-004 Black Hat Mouse - Stepping Out in Miami Barnhill Curt 0092 90 PP-004 Stepping Out in St. Louis - Gray Arch Barnhill Curt 0093 90 PP-004 Stepping Out in St. Louis - Yellow Arch Barnhill Curt 0094 90 PP-009 3 Pin Set on Warrenton Lions - Anniversary Issue Barnhill Curt 0108 91 PP-004-1 Stepping Out in Brisbane - White Hat Barnhill Curt 0109 81 PP-004-1 Stepping Out in Brisbane - Black Hat Barnhill Curt 0119 92 PP-004-1 Stepping Out in Hong Kong - Green Dragon Barnhill Curt 0120 92 PP-004-1 Stepping Out in Hong Kong - Red Dragon Barnhill Curt 0137 93 PP-004-1 Stepping Out in Minneapolis - White Snowman Barnhill Curt 0138 93 PP-004-1 Stepping Out in Minneapolis - Blue Snowman Barnhill Curt 1581 10 PP-102 Just Another Old Buzzard - Pa Swap - # 12 Barnhill Curt 2323 16 PP-171 Asses - Donke Puzzle Bartlett Bill 0208 97 PP-016 DG 24A - Yellow Bartlett Pear in Center - White 1 of 54 PTCV Personal PIns Alpha List Last Name First Name Pin # Page Description Bartlett Bill 0209 97 PP-016 DG 24A - Yellow Bartlett Pear in Center - Green Berdick Ed 0071 88 PP-007 DG 24D - Nautical Lighthouse Sceene Black Bob 0157 94 PP-011 Rider on Black Horse Blough DeWayne 0072 88 PP-007 DG 24E - Red Apple Bly Shirley 0063 87 PP-007 DG 24C - Red Apple on White State Boone Richard 0130 93 PP-010 DG 24D - Knights of the Blind - Yellow & White Disk Boor David 1635 11 PP-106 President Lions of Nelson County Bowling Dan 0213 97 PP-016 DG 24D - "Lionism From the Heart" - White Bowling Dan 0214 97 PP-016 DG 24D - "Lionism From the Heart" - Pink Bowling Dan 0215 97 PP-016 DG 24D - "Lionism From the Heart" - Blue Bowling Jan 0605 03 PP-044 DG 24F - Council Chair - Purple/Gold Oval Bowling Jan 1664 11 PP-108 DG - 2010-2011 - Lion & Lamb Brammer Bill 1121 06 PP-073 DG - 2006-2007 Brightwell Tammie 1604 10 PP-104 The White Dove - Light Blue Background Brightwell Tammie 1605 10 PP-104 The White Dove - Dark Blue Background Brining Dennis 1609 10 PP-104 DG - 2010-2011 - Brinings Flowers - Purple Truck Brown Joe 0056 86 PP-006 DG 24D - White Car on Blue Base Brumme Carl 0110 91 PP-010 Yellow Broom Burke Harris 0057 86 PP-006 Lion in White Pants - with Leo and Lioness Burson Don 0606 03 PP-044 DG 24D - Gray Ship - USS Blue 744 Burson Don 0815 04 PP-044 DG 24D - Gray Ship - USS Blue 744 - Remake Cahil Bill 2293 16 PP-169 District Governor - 2016-17 Caldwell Alex 0114 91 PP-010 Red Heart on Black State Caldwell Alex 0244 99 PP-020 Lighthouses of Virginia - Old Point Comfort Caldwell Alex 0268 00 PP-020 VMI Civil War Cadet Caldwell Alex 0287 00 PP-023 CSA Soldier Holding Battle Flag on Yellow Caldwell Alex 0351 01 PP-027 Blackhorse Cavalry - CSA Soldier with Brown Horse (Mis) Caldwell Alex 0352 01 PP-026 23rd Virginia Infantry - CSA Soldier on Red Base Caldwell Alex 0354 01 PP-027 Blackhorse Cavalry - CSA Soldier with Brown Horse (Cor) Caldwell Alex 0429 02 PP-032 CSA Volunteer in Gray Caldwell Alex 0430 02 PP-032 CSA General Hood on Brown Horse Caldwell Alex 0431 02 PP-033 C.S.A. Swords - Officers Saber Caldwell Alex 0432 02 PP-033 Flag Officer Caldwell Alex 0464 02 PP-034 American Flag Caldwell Alex 0467 02 PP-034 10 Pin Set - Black Civil War Forage Caps Caldwell Alex 0482 02 PP-035 Bronze - Algonauin Caldwell Alex 0511 02 PP-040 Indian Pottery - Hopi Caldwell Alex 0556 03 PP-040 Little Big Horn - Indian Warrior on Brown Horse Caldwell Alex 0621 03 PP-045 Indian Fetish (1 of 14) - Turtle Caldwell Alex 0647 03 PP-046 Virginia Golfers - Trappy - Purple Hat Caldwell Alex 0680 03 PP-049 Indian Rock Etchings (1 of 12) Caldwell Alex 0706 04 PP-051 Indian Spices I - Wild Licorice Caldwell Alex 0777 04 PP-055 Indian Spice II - #3 - Passion Flower Caldwell Alex 0808 04 PP-050 Crow Messenger II - Transition Caldwell Alex 0849 04 PP-058 Indian Feather Paintings - "Lightening Bolt" Caldwell Alex 0855 04 PP-058 Navajo Clans - Feather People Caldwell Alex 0874 04 PP-059 Medicinal Plants - Cherokee Peppermint Caldwell Alex 0919 05 PP-063 Iroquois Boy Caldwell Alex 0950 05 PP-065 Indian Jewelry - Black Oval - #1 - Eagle Caldwell Alex 0974 05 PP-065 Astec Rulers - Xocoyotzi - Angry Lord Caldwell Alex 1024 05 PP-068 Stamp Series - West Virginia Caldwell Alex 1025 05 PP-068 Medicinal Plants - Kiowa - Indian Hemp Caldwell Alex 1027 05 PP-068 Native Dancers VI - Yakama Caldwell Alex 1054 05 PP-070 Indian Nativity Scene - "The Child" 2 of 54 PTCV Personal PIns Alpha List Last Name First Name Pin # Page Description Caldwell Alex 1106 06 PP-072 License Plate - West Virginia Caldwell Alex 1126 06 PP-073 Lion with State - Vermont Caldwell Alex 1160 06 PP-075 1904 Austro Dalmler Caldwell Alex 1176 06 PP-075.1 1916 Laffy-White-Auto-Miltrailleuse Caldwell Alex 1199 06 PP-077 Christmas Convoy # 6 Caldwell Alex 1217 07 PP-079 M36 Caldwell Alex 1245 07 PP-080 1990 F-150 Ford Pickup Caldwell Alex 1353 07 PP-087 1957 Thunderbird Series - Gold Caldwell Alex 1365 07 PP-088 Cup & Chicken Series - Polish Frizzle Caldwell Alex 1375 08 PP-088 Military Flatbed Caldwell Alex 1395 08 PP-090 SDKFZ Caldwell Alex 1477 08 PP-096 Lion Holding Star - American Flag - West Virginia Caldwell Alex 1547 09 PP-101 Indigo Bunting - Blue Base Caldwell Alex 1563 10 PP-102 Love Birds - Blue and Red Parrots Caldwell Alex 1570 10 PP-102 Just Another Old Buzzard - Pa Swap - # 1 Caldwell Alex 1594 10 PP-103 Silly Bird on Pink Boomerang Caldwell Alex 1595 10 PP-103 Silly Bird on Gray Boomerang Caldwell Cindy 0920 05 PP-063 Iroquois Girl Caldwell Cindy 1562 10 PP-102 Love Birds - Red and Brown Parrots Caldwell Cindy & Alex 0667 03 PP-048 Scooby Doo - Green-Blue - Mystery Machine Caldwell Cindy & Alex 0668 03 PP-048 Scooby Doo - Green Shirt - Shaggy Caldwell Cindy & Alex 0669 03 PP-048 Scooby Doo - Green Shirt - Shaggy Caldwell Cindy & Alex 0670 03 PP-048 Scooby Doo - Red Skirt - Thelma Caldwell Cindy & Alex 0671 03 PP-048 Scooby Doo - Blue Pants - Freddie Caldwell Cindy & Alex 0672 03 PP-048 Scooby Doo - Brown Dress - Daphine Caldwell Cindy & Alex 0801 04 PP-055 Indian Gourds - Hidatsu Earth Capps Cary 0073 88 PP-007 DG 24A - LOV Baseball Hat on Blue State Capuno Grace 1523 09 PP-099 President Lions Club Carnes Emily 0512 02 PP-040 Indian Pottery - Jemez Carnes Emily 0547 03 PP-039 White Buffalo with Brown Calf Carnes Emily 0572 03 PP-041 Blackfoot Maiden in White Robe - Red Base Carnes Emily 0610 03 PP-044 Pocahontas Powhatan Indian Carnes Emily 0622 03 PP-045 Indian Fetish (2 of 14) - Swan Carnes Emily 0642 03 PP-048 Yankton Sioux Carnes Emily 0662 03 PP-050 Crow Messenger - Wounded Knee Winter Carnes Emily 0688 03 PP-049 Indian Rock Etchings (1 of 12) Carnes Emily 0736 04 PP-053 Corn Maiden Carnes Emily 0761 04 PP-054 Navajo & Hopi Symbol - Butterfly Carnes Emily 0790 04 PP-053 Dancer - Chippewa/Yakama Carnes Emily 0792 04 PP-054 Pewter Pistol Carnes Emily 0810 04 PP-050 Crow Messenger II - Plains Madona Carnes Emily 0883 04 PP-060 Indian Legends Stamps - Hiawatha Carnes
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