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Girl Scout Identification Tabs
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According to the Girl Scout
Collector's Guide location identification on Girl Scout uniforms was
first approved by GSUSA in 1921. It was to be black with buff embroidery and
worn on the upper right sleeve. It would list the troop's city, number and
affiliation. It was up to the troop to have the strip made. This is another
example of how closely the Girl Scout program in America followed the Girl
Guide program in the United Kingdom. Girl Guiding has long used ribbons with
similar information on their uniforms.
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Identification Strip at the top of the sleeve
GSUSA offered pre-made city
or area identification strips starting in 1933 on grey-green fabric,
embroidered with green silk thread, then on silver green and then bright
medium green. Council names were introduced in 1957.
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