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"BUILD A BRICK" 1924 POSTER
CAMPAIGN TO HELP BUILD THE NATIONAL Headquarters AT 670
LEXINGTON AVE IN NY
MINIATURE STICKERS AND CELLULOID BUTTONS WERE MADE TO HELP
PUBLICIZE THE CAMPAIGN.
Image and information donated by Nancy Bland
Thanks to Nancy Bland's information, we now know the purpose of
this vintage button style pin.
 This girl's image was everywhere!
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Young Women of Distinction Award ... is given to just a select few in the country. It looks like the Gold Award pin, but it has a small gold stone in the middle. image and info: Angie Olds
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Juliette Low Western Hemisphere Conference Pin
Pin is from the second Juliette Low Western Hemisphere
Conference (encampment), held at Camp Bonnie Brea in East Otis,
Mass., August 11-25, 1941. As you can see, the pin is actually
an Associate pin that has been stamped with the abbreviation and
year of the event.
Information
and image donated by Ernie and Carol Altvater
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Leadership Institute Girl Scout Pin
Corina
Scoggins writes: Back in Feb. of 1996, I was selected to attend
a international leadership institute at Edith Macy Conference
Center. The subject of the institute was Conflict Resolution &
Violence". There was 24 girls selected total, 12 from the
U.S.A., 3 from United Kingdom, 3 from Mexico, 3 from the
Bahamas, & 3 from Canada. This pin was presented along with the
Edith Macy Lamp Pin.
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Rice Campus Conference 1967, I don't have any information on this pin. If you do, please email! |
Sandy Jones donated these images of the pin and patch from the American Indian Scouting Association.
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