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Fig. 1: Archer-AH2-Front

Cloth: Heavyweight tan right twill
Embroidery: Silk continuous
Border: Clockwise, round & dense

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Fig. 2: Archer-AH2-Magnified

Design: Arrow fletching and shaft separate, bow rounded where arrow crosses

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Fig. 3: Archer-AH2-Reverse

Back: Brown imprint

Item Name: Archery 1919- 1921

Item ID: Archer-AH2

Collector Rating: 1

Pamphlets Used to Earn this Badge

Requirements May 1913 until October 1914

1. Make a bow and arrow that will shoot a distance of fifty feet with fair precision.

2. Make a score of 350 with 60 shots in one or two meets, using standard four foot target at a distance of thirty yards.

3. Make a total score of 300 with 72 arrows, using standard four-foot target at a distance of thirty yards.

4. Shoot so far and so fast as to have three arrows in the air at once.

Requirements October 1914 until May 1924

1. Make a bow, arrow, and string:

(a) With which he shall shoot an extreme flight of 175 yards at an elevation of 45 degrees above the horizon;

(b) With which he shall at 60 yards score, on a regulation four-foot target, 120 points with 60 shoots;

(c) With which he shall also score on such a four-foot target, at 40 yards, 200 points with 60 shoots.

2. Know something of the history of Archery, and the principal archers of the past and present and their records.

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