Chanco Lodge 483 was chartered under Old Dominion Area Council of Suffolk, VA, on September 25, 1952. The Lodge was named after the Indian brave who in 1622 saved the Jamestown colonists from a bloody massacre by warning them of an impending Indian surprise attack. On January 1, 1996 Chanco Lodge 483 merged with Kecoughtan Lodge 463 to form Wahunsenakah Lodge 333, chartered under Colonial Virginia Council of Newport News, VA. Colonial Virginia Council was formed in 1992 by the merger of Peninsula and Old Dominion Area Councils, the former parent councils of 463 and 483. | ||||||
The History of Chanco Lodge 483 (3.8 MB PDF) was published in 1972 on the occasion of their 20th anniversary. The Chanco Chronicles, A History of Chanco Lodge 483, 1952-1992 (2.3 MB PDF) by former Lodge Chief Ben Vincent was published on the Lodge's 40th Anniversary and later updated to include history through 1996.
Longtime Chanco member DeWitt Holland provided the Chanco Lodge Issues 1952-1995 emblem reference and the Chanco Lodge 483 Bylaws from 1971. You can also view over 80 issues of the Lodge newsletter in the Chanco Courier online archive. |
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BB6
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BDR
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E
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BKG
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Comments
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DYL
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R
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GRN
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First flap (1957) | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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Solid embroidery (1962) | |||
WHT
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R
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GRN
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20th Anniversary (1972), Qty=200 | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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27mm "Chanco," FDL, cloth back, (1977) | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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Plastic back | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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Plastic back, lighter green background | |||
LGY
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R
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GRN
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25th Anniversary, FDL, LGY "1952-1977" | |||
WHT
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R
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GRN
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30th Anniversary, FDL, WHT "1952-1982" | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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33mm "Chanco," 13mm high FDL, CD (1986/87) | |||
GRN
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R
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WHT
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35th Anniversary, GRN "1952-1987" | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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26mm "Chanco," 10mm high FDL, CD, (1989) YEL name & FDL | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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26mm "Chanco," 10mm high FDL, CD, (1993) DYL name & FDL | |||
DYL
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R
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GRN
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30mm "Chanco," (1990) | |||
WHT
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R
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RED
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92 Conclave Host, border ends at bottom point | |||
WHT
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R
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RED
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92 Conclave Host, border ends upper corner | |||
WHT
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R
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RED
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92 Conclave Host, 2mm wide arrow shaft | |||
WHT
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R
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RED
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40th Anniversary, FDL, WHT "1952-1992," Qty=500 | |||
Have
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BB98
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AR2K
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BDR
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E
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BKG
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Comments
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Yes
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X1
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YEL
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C
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GRN
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90mm keyhole shape | |
Yes
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X2
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DYL
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C
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GRN
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120mm keyhole, brown Native American, 10mm fletchings See pictures of front and reverse for comparison |
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Yes
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X2b
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DYL
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C
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GRN
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120mm keyhole, reddish-brown Native American, 8mm fletchings See pictures of front and reverse for comparison |
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Yes
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X3
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DYL
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R
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GRN
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Quarter Circle, issued with yellow neckerchief | |
Yes
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X4
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GRN
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R
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DYL
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Diamond shape, 10th Anniversary (1962) | |
No
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X5
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GRN
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R
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GRN
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Oval, 15th Anniversary (1967) | |
Yes
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X6
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WHT
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R
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DYL
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Shield, 20th Anniversary, GRN "1952-1972" | |
No
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X7
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DYL
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R
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GRN
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Quarter Circle, with FDL, issued on neckerchief | |
Yes
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X8
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WHT
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C
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RED
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Keyhole, 40th Anniversary, BLK "1952-1992" | |
No
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X9
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DYL
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R
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GRN
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Quarter Circle, with FDL, computer designed, on neckerchief. See article about recent fakes of this patch selling on eBay. |
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No
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X?
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-
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-
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GRN
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Vigil Rededication piece given at Lodge's 35th Anniversary celebration in 1987. Green plexiglas triangle with white painted emblem. | |
Have
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Issue
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Year
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BDR
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E
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BKG
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Comments
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Yes
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?
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GLD
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-
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GRN
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Same design as P1 neckerchief patch, no FDL | |
Yes
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?
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YEL
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-
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GRN
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Flap shape with FDL (like S6) | |
Yes
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1982
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GLD
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-
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GRN
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Same design as P1 neckerchief patch, no FDL, "30" at bottom | |
Yes
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1987
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GLD
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-
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WHT
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Same design as S7 (35th Anniversary flap) | |
Have
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Issue
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Year
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BDR
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E
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BKG
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Comments
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NO
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?
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-
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-
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-
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Similar design as J2a jacket patch, without FDL | |
NO
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?
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-
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-
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-
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Same design as X5 shield shaped 20th anniversary patch | |
NO
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?
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-
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-
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-
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Christmas Banquet (1972?) Same design as 1965 Spring Fellowship patch. | |
Have
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Issue
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Year
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BDR
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E
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BKG
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Comments
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Yes
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R1
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BLK
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R
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WHT
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E. Urner Goodman, 50th Anniv. of OA, BLK "1915-1965" | |
Yes
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R2
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LGY
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R
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GRN
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25th Anniversary, LGY "1952-1977" | |
Yes
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R3
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GRN
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R
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WHT
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35th Anniversary, GNR "1952-1987" | |
No
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R4
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RED
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R
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M/C
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40th Anniversary, BLK "1952-1992" | |
Have
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BB98
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AR2K
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BDR
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E
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BKG
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Comments
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Yes
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J1
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DYL
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R
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GRN
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large keyhole, DYL FDL (1978) | |
Yes
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J2a
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YEL
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R
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GRN
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175mm round, 2 FDL's, BRN face, computer designed | |
No
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J2b
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YEL
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R
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GRN
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175mm round, 2 FDL's, LBR face, computer designed (1995) | |
No
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-
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YEL
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-
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GRN
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Diamond, Native American & Deer, SPC Chenille Type 11, reverse, see also feature article about 483 YC1 | |
Activity Issues
are listed on the Chanco Lodge Activities Emblems Page |
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Have? - is the patch in my collection?
BB6 - issue number in Blue Book 6th edition BDR - emblem border color |
E - edge type (usually Rolled or Cut) BKG - emblem background color FDL - fleur de-lis NOAC - National Order of the Arrow Conference |
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